I Try To Do As Many Stunts

I Will Promise You That If I Can Give You Two Good Scenes -- Which Is What I Always Try To Do In Every Movie -- Then I Feel Like I'm Doing My Job.

It's Important To Keep The Eccentric Spirit Alive, Because When That Goes, The Work Will Go.

I Didn't Play The Ghost Rider In The First Movie. That Was A Stuntman. In This Film, The Ghost Rider Feels Much More Alive Because I Did Put Some Thought Into How He Should Walk And Into How He Should Move. I Was So Into The Character, In Fact, That I Would Paint My Face With White And Black Makeup To Look Like A Skull. And I Put On Blacked-out Contact Lenses, So I Almost Looked Like An Afro-new Orleanian Voodoo Icon By The Name Of Baron Samedi. Oh Man, I Would Walk Around The Set Without Saying A Word To Anybody, And I Could See The Fear In My Co-stars' And Co-directors' Eyes.

Nobody Can Make A Movie As Exciting As Jerry Bruckheimer. When It's A Jerry Bruckheimer Movie That It's Going To Have Lots Of Chrome And Gloss, It's Going To Be Sexy, And It's Going To Be Big And Fun.

First Of All The Criteria That I Have That Goes Into Any Career Decision Is Whether Or Not I Have The Life Experience, Emotional Resources To Play The Part Truthfully Or The Imagination. Second, Would Be The Director.