I Don't Pick My Roles By Genre;

This Whole Notion Of The Acting Career As A Monopoly Where You Rise To Power... It Doesn't Really Work That Way. I Don't Ever Really Feel Powerful In Any Way. It's Kind Of The Same Thing It's Always Been: You Just Figure Out What You Want To Do And You Do It.

It's Always Very Daunting To Play Someone Who Actually Existed. You Have To Honor That, And Be Specific And Accurate And Try To Make People Believe That You're That Guy, Which Is Really Hard.

If I Were God, I Would Just Be Up There Scratching My Head, Thinking, 'what The Hell Am I Supposed To Do With This?' For Everyone Helping An Old Lady Across The Street, There's Someone Else Bludgeoning A Person To Death. And Sometimes They're The Same. How Can He Separate Us All Out?

I Like To Play Characters That Get To Do It All - To Have A Bit Of Comedy Here And A Bit Of Pathos Here And A Bit Of Suspense Here, That's What's Fun.

I Certainly Don't Want To Have Too Many Pre-conceived Notions Before I Show Up Because Then You Might Be Cutting Yourself Off From The Real Lessons Of What Is Going On.