I Don't Look At People And See

I've Always Been Asked The Question, "what Is It With Australian Men?" It's Weird Because Most Of My Friends Here [in The United States] Are American Men. I Think There's Cultural Differences. It's A Really American Thing To Kind Of Wax Your Chest. As A Man It's Like, "get Rid Of That Unsightly Hair!" In Australia It's Like, "mate, What Are You Doing? Why Would You Do That? Doesn't That Hurt?" So There's A Few Little Differences That Keep Us.

People Used To Believe Their Life--or At Least Their Life As A Performer--was Over At 28 Or Some Ungodly Age! God, When I Think Of Myself Back Then, I Had No Idea Who I Was. I Think I'm Barely Getting That Under Control Now.

My Main Priority Now Is That My Kids Are Happy; That's My Number-one Focus In Life. Are These Little People Happy, Content, And Getting Everything They Need? Everything After That Is Secondary. Before, My Work Was My Main Priority -- Even Above Myself.

I Know That Being Seen As A Role Model Means Taking Responsibility For All My Actions. I Am Human, And Of Course, Sometimes I Make Mistakes. But I Promise That When I Fall, I Get Back Up.

So I Sat Down With Him And Portrayed More The Side Of The Character He Needed To See. Which Is What I Do When I Go In For An Interview For A Part I Like. As Much As You Think You're Dealing With Creative People, They See You For What Your Image Is Out There.