I Make More Movies Than I See.

"good Guy" Or "bad Guy", Hero Or Anti Hero; Doesn't Matter To Me, What Role I Play, Only The Character Have Something Magical.

It Doesn't Matter Who's Directing, Or Who's Doing The Movie; There Are A Ton Of Things That Can Go Wrong, And They Do All The Time. So You Just Have To Figure Out How To Get Through It, And Then How The Director Finally Puts It Together, And Then See What The Audience Takes From It. That's The Most Important Thing To Me.

I Was Convinced That Acting Was For Fools. I Was On The Stage When I Was Eight With My Father, He Was Playing One Of Those Greek Blind Guys That Sees Things And Warns People, Whilst I Was In A Blue Skirt. I Think There Were 5,000 People In The Theatre, It Was Ridiculous.

People Think If You're A Movie Star, You're The Boss. But First Of All, I'm Not A Movie Star, I'm In A Very Different Place. I'm Not Looking To Do What I Want - I Am Looking For What We Can Find. It's A Creative Process.

I Hate Acting When I See It. I Don't Want To Feel It, I Don't Want To See It, I Want To Be Taken Away With The Story - I Don't Want The Actor's Ego In Front Of Me. That's What I Try To Live When I Do The Work.