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It's Hard For Two Actors To Be Together. Take The Traveling, For Instance. It Winds Up Being A Long Distance Relationship, All The Time, Because One’s Working Here And One’s Working There, Or One’s Staying At Home And One’s Off Someplace Else.

I Really Want To See The Cubs In The World Series. I Really Do.

I Guess I Could Say I'm An Actor, Which I Am, But That Sounds Like I'm Putting Down Being A Movie Star, Which, Let's Face It, Is What I've Become To Many People. For Myself, I'm A Guy Who Was Very Insecure From About Age 14 Until The Day I Hit My 30th Birthday.

I Didn't Play Football In School, But I've Been A Fan Of Football All My Life. I Have A Fair Understanding Of It. Doing Movies About It Really Helps Because You Know What Makes Them Work And What Doesn't.

Well, There's Two Things I Have Criteria For Doing A Film: The Script, Which Is The Story, And The Filmmaker, And It's A Filmmaker's Medium. I Like Really Strong Directors, And So When I Do A Film, I'm Out There To Serve The Director, Really, Which Is In Turn To Serve The Script, To Serve The Director Cause He's The One Making The Film. I Relied On Todd Haynes For That.