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I'm Always Going To Judge Somebody On Their Work Ethic, And Whether Or Not They Made Me Feel Something, Or Whether Or Not I Felt They Did A Good Job. To Me, It's Important To Try To Block Anything Personal Out And Look At The Performance, In Any Field.

I Think I've Become More Relaxed Throughout My Career. I Don't Feel The Need To Jump Up And Down And Make A Big Noise To Get People To Pay Attention To Me. I Don't Need To Do Punk Rock Gestures Or Eat A Cockroach Or Do Something Weird To Say I Exist.

If You Get A Chance, Whenever You're Traveling, Do Go To The Local Boutique Comic Book Shop And Don't Buy Your Comics Online 'cause Those Guys Are Going To Go Extinct, In A Minute Here, And We Want To Be Able To Have Those Experiences With Our Kids.

I Do Like To Move And Get Physical In My Movies.

I Was Very Happy With Vampire's Kiss, Which In My Opinion Was Almost Like An Independent Laboratory To Start Realizing Some Of My More Expressionistic Dreams With Film Performance. Then Using What I Had Learned In Vampire's Kiss And Putting It Into A Very Big Action Movie In The Form Of Face/off With John Woo. If You Look At Those Two Movies Back To Back, You Can See Where I Stole From My Performance In Vampire's Kiss.