I Started My Career Without Fans.

Being Misunderstood Is Not A Bad Thing As An Actor. I Know The Truth.

I Ain't The First On The List That People Are Sending Scripts To. I'm Very Lucky. I've Managed To Put Myself In The Position With Some Directors, Yes, Who Will Be Calling Me Directly, And We're Working On Things And Talking About Things, But That's On A Purely Creative Level. And Then You Go And Have To Deal With The Financial Level.

It's Very Easy To Leave When Things Go Wrong, But To Stick Around And To Basically Give Life To A Town Because Of Everything That It Gave You Generation After Generation After Generation, That To Me Is What Defines A True American.

I Don't Ever Really Sit Back And Look At Roles I've Taken And Look At Any Similarities.

If I'm Not Working, I Really Have Nothing To Do With It - I'm Not Hanging Out And Mixing With Film People. Not That I Have Anything Against Film People; They're Some Of The Best People Around And Some Of The Worst People Around, Just Like In Any Business... They Just Gesticulate A Little Bit More.