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Any Film That You See Is Never Just The Director. If It's A Film That You Love, It's Not So Easy To Say, "oh It's Directed By This Person - That Means Everything That Person Directs Is Going Be Wonderful."

When You Come Onto The Set, Everything Should Be Focused Around Your Character And You Should Stay In The Pocket, As Much As Possible. Every Actor Has Their Own Process. For Me, I Really Need To Stay In The Pocket.

Fight Sequence To Me Isn't Just About The Athleticism. It So Often Is About What The Emotion That Is Behind It And How Willing You Are To Really, Really Challenge That Emotion Or Really Take That Emotion To That Place So You're Feeling A Certain Intensity For The Whole Time When You're Shooting The Actual Physical Scenes.

It's Very Rewarding To See The Movie, And It's Very Rewarding To Make The Movie, But Playing The Character [riddick] Is Sometimes A Lot More Difficult Than Other Characters Because It Takes So Much Preparation To Get Into That Character.

The Thing That Stood Out Above And Beyond All The Experiences Was This Relationship With The Nine-month-old Baby. On Weekends, I'd Be Thinking About Going Back To Set On Monday Just To See The Baby.