If I Spend All My Time Being

There Are These Fantasies Among People Who Watch Movies Where They're Like, "oh, There's A Chemistry Between Them - Something Going On." And Sometimes There Is. But For Me, It's More Like, I Go To Work, I Do A Job, I Play A Role, And Then I Go Home. I Don't Wear A Cape At Home. I'm Not An Invulnerable Alien At Home.

I'm A Giant Softy, For Sure, But I Honestly Think These Days It's Probably Considered More Masculine To Be Emotionally Connected.

My Mother Is Such An Incredibly Strong Woman. She Raised A Family Of Five Boys Extremely Well. She Made Us All Strong, Loving, Caring People. We All Support Each Other. I'm Really Thankful To Her.

A Lot Of The Stuff You Do As An Actor - Or I Do, Because I Can't Speak For Everyone - Is Not Always Consciously Thought Out. A Lot Of The Time, For Me, It's Actually Just Feeling Stuff, And It Happens All In The Moment And Your Body Reacts.

I Often Find During A Day Of Shooting I Will Speak In An American Accent All Day Long When I'm Doing Dialogue. At The End Of The Day, It Often Takes An Effort When I'm Talking To My Fiancee To Bring My English Back Just Because You're So Used To Speaking That Way.