I Have To Tell You, You Can't

In Fact, I Am So Happy To Be Turning 40 And Finally Having A Reason To Take Responsibility For My Own Behavior. It's Also Worked For Me In Terms Of My Physical Appearance And Emotional Make-up And People Entrusting Me To Bring The Things A Role Deserves. I Don't Know Whether That's Depth Or Being A Curmudgeon Or What.

I'm Really, Really Lucky. I Was Given My Dad's Good Genes.

I'd Heard Rumors About Oliver Stone Before We Went To Work On And I Don't Get It. To Me, He's One Of The Most Sensitive Directors. He Is Just Fascinated By Why People Act In The Ways That They Do. His Movies Are An Excuse To Explore That Idea, And He Wants To Work With People Who Are As Passionate About Exploring It As He Is. So We Got Along Brilliantly.

Rebellion, Just To Be Clear, Can Mean Holding Onto Some Of Your Own Integrity, Of Not Playing Into The Idea Of Sensationalism. We All Have Our Moments, And That's Your Guys' Job - To Take Those Moments And Make Them Turgid, Gaseous, Make Them Big, And It's Bigger Than The Person Is. When You Start Believing Your Own Press, That's When It Gets Really Sad.

My Dad Didn't Often Bring Me To The Set, Being An Actor Himself, So My Infancy As An Actor Was Wracked With A Lot Of Giggles And Nervousness.