I Don't Tend To Think In Terms

The More You Expose Yourself As A Celebrity, The Less Interesting You Are To Watch In Your Work, Because If You're Putting Yourself Out There All The Time, You're Not Holding Anything Back.

I Wanted To Just Be A Filmmaker, And I Thought I Wanted To Do All The Aspects, And It Seemed Like As A Producer Was The Best Way To Do It, Because I Could Have... You Never Have Control On A Movie, But You Have As Much Control As You Can.

Probably Lloyd In 'say Anything' Is The Closest To Me - Or To Who I Was At The Time. It Was Just A Great Love Story About People In The '80s, And We All Tried To Make It Feel As Real As Possible. It Was Such A Wonderful Time. We Didn't Leave Anything In The Gym; We Put It All Out There.

Roy, The Guy I Play In 'the Grifters,' Is A Guy Who Had A Very Bleak Life. His Mother Had Him At 13, And Then When She Was 17 Or 18 And He Was 4 Or 5, They Were Trapped In A Small Texas Town Somewhere, And She Was Ready To Do Anything To Get Out.

But, You Know, I'm Sorry, I Think Democracy Requires Participation. I Mean, I Don't Want To Proselytize But I Do Feel Some Sort Of Duty To Participate In The Process In Some Way Other Than Just Blindly Getting Behind A Political Party.