I Don't Like To Give Out Advice.

One Of My Biggest Fears Is Not Being Able To Break Out Of A Rut; Of Becoming A Prisoner To My Ways, Unable To Change Course. But In My Mid-thirties, I Learned You Can Change Your Thinking.

The Great, Rewarding Thing About Directing Is That You're Overseeing The Whole Thing. When You're An Actor, You're Just One Department.

It Seems Like A Cliche, But You Do Grow Up A Lot Faster When You Travel A Lot, Go Through Things Like This Interview, Spend Time Away From Home And Hang Around With Other Actors. It's Inevitable That You're Not Going To Have A So-called Normal Childhood.

I Have Always Wanted To Play Different Kinds Of Stuff, But It's Hard, First To Find Good Material, And Then To Change People's Perception Of You So They'll Let You Do It. I Mean, I Would Really Like To Play A Poet, But Once They Get This Notion Of You As A Street Guy, It's Hard To Change That.

I Had Acting Teachers, And One Of The Things That Was Encouraged Was To Keep It Fresh, To Be Spontaneous. That's The Magic Of Film Often.