I Fired A Bunch Of People And

There's Not A Comedy Actor Who Doesn't Want A Chance To Do Drama, And Vice Versa. As Actors, We're Always Looking To Be Pushed And To Do The Other Side Of The Coin.

Something Like 'without A Paddle' Does Really Well At The Box Office And I'm Like, 'oh, Here We Go.' In 'without A Paddle' I'm The Romantic Lead - Great! A Comedy And That's What America Wants. Then It Did Nothing For Me And I Went Into Kind-of A Work Abyss. I Just Didn't Get Another Shot.

If I Could Act In Theater, My Whole Life, And Never Act In Film Or Television Again, And Just Direct The Rest Of My Life, I Would Gladly Do That.

The More Lines I Have, In General, The Worse A Movie Is. It's Very Rare That I Get Say Great Things In Fantastic Movies. So If You See Me As Like, Number One On A Call Sheet? In General, That Movie Is Pretty Bad.

Hollywood Used To Be Run By Artists And People Who Loved Artists... People Who Wanted To Make Movies For All The Right Reasons. For The Love. The Art. To Tell Stories. Yes To Make Money As Well, But It Was About Both. Now I Feel, It's Mostly About Bottom Line And Making Money.