I Do The Same Thing For Myself

I'm Much More Interested In What An Actor Has To Say About Something Substantial And Important Than Who They're Dating Or What Clothes They're Wearing Or Some Other Asinine, Insignificant Aspect Of Their Life.

On Playing Batman And His Daughter: If I Was Doing The Sequel To Frozen I Would Be A Hero. My Two Older Daughters Could Give A Sh-t About Batman And They've Now Passed That Affection Onto My Son. He's Always Like, 'papa, Can I Watch Frozen?' And I'm Like, 'no, Dude, It's Not On Again!'.

My Movies Are Unadorned, They're Not Particularly Fancy, I Think They're Kind Of Workmanlike In Some Ways, Focusing On The Writing And The Acting.

Everyone's Entitled To Express Their Political Beliefs. I Don't Presume To Tell Anybody Who To Vote For. I Am Comfortable Telling People What My Opinions Are.

Also, Getting The Chance To Play A Supporting Part Meant That I Didn't Have To Do As Much As The Protagonist, Such As Running Around Telling The Story. [as The Protagonist] You Push The Story Whereas, Paradoxically, As A Character Part, You Have A Chance To Explore Some Of The Nuance And Some Of The More Complicated Aspects Of A Character.