I Don't Think That I've Had A

My Whole Mantra Is, "go Big Or Go Home." I Don't Want To Just Play A Guy Who Dresses Up. I Want To Play The Person Who Threw Down.

Guys Who Are Larger Than Life And Theatrical And Deliciously Unpredictable - They're Far More Interesting Than The Good Guys Most Of The Time. They Have These Psychological Layers That An Audience Can Really Cling On To, Become Fascinated With, Much More So Than These True-blue, One-dimensional, Square-jawed Good Guys.

The Luxury Of Television Is That You Get More Than One Shot At Who You Think The Guy Is That You're Playing.

Working At A Job That You Hate. Having A Career And A Life That You Have No Passion For. That's Hell.

I've Done Millions Of Mediocre Movies. I've Done Way More Than My Fair Share. You Do What You Gotta Do. This Is Not Heart Surgery. I'm Not Curing Cancer. I'm Just Trying To Put My Kids Through School.