I Had To Study Acting To Basically

In Vienna, When I Was A Year-and-a-half Or Two Years-old. I Remember It Because I Remember The Little Blue Raincoat I Used To Wear, And How The Buttons Felt. I Liked To Walk On The Street In Front Of Our House When It Was Raining, And Jump Into All The Puddles. That's Weird, But That's My Earliest Memory.

I Came To America Because Of A Tennis Scholarship. I Really Wanted To Get Away Because I Was Really Frustrated About My Injury So My Mother Said, "go To America For Four Months And Just Open Your Eyes And See That There's More Things Than Tennis." That's What Happened.

Some Of The Best Actors In The World Are Very Exterior Actors, Anthony Hopkins Being One Of Them. He Knows Exactly How To Turn His Face To Get A Certain Expression. He Knows Exactly What To Do With Eyes, And With His Voice. It's Very Exterior.

I Was Always Interested In Medicine And I Was Actually A Pre-med Major.

I Was A Professional Tennis Player In My Teens. I Played Mostly In Europe. I Was Top 10 In The World In Juniors, And Then I Messed Up My Back. I Had Three Herniated Discs And That Put A Stop To It.