I Don't Know What My Appeal Is.

Well, Of Course, Every Actor's Limited, And I Am The First One To Admit It, In All Honesty, When I Think That I've Hit The Wall A Bit. I'm Not Ashamed At All, I Think It's A Process That You Have To Go Through. That's How You Learn.

I Make More Movies Than I See.

By Not Going To School I Learned That The World Is A Beautiful Place And Needs To Be Discovered.

"good Guy" Or "bad Guy", Hero Or Anti Hero; Doesn't Matter To Me, What Role I Play, Only The Character Have Something Magical.

It Doesn't Matter Who's Directing, Or Who's Doing The Movie; There Are A Ton Of Things That Can Go Wrong, And They Do All The Time. So You Just Have To Figure Out How To Get Through It, And Then How The Director Finally Puts It Together, And Then See What The Audience Takes From It. That's The Most Important Thing To Me.