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The Whole Thing Of Clothes Is Insane. You Can Spend A Dollar On A Jacket In A Thrift Store. And You Can Spend A Thousand Dollars On A Jacket In A Shop. And If You Saw Those Two Jackets Walking Down The Street, You Probably Wouldn't Know Which Was Which.

Where You Grew Up Becomes A Big Part Of Who You Are For The Rest Of Your Life. You Can't Run Away From That. Well, Sometimes The Running Away From It Is What Makes You Who You Are.

When I'm Choosing Projects To Be A Part Of It's Always A Combination Of So Many Different Things. The Primary Thing Is The Director. But A Very Important Element Is, Is It Different Enough From Anything Else I've Ever Done, Or What I've Last Done.

It Seems To Me That The Years Between Eighteen And Twenty-eight Are The Hardest, Psychologically. It’s Then You Realize This Is Make Or Break, You No Longer Have The Excuse Of Youth, And It Is Time To Become An Adult – But You Are Not Ready.

As An Actor, Those Are The Roles That You Long For. You Always Want Something That's Going To Kick Your Last Role Out Of The Water And Put You Off On A New Path.