I'm Definitely An Elbow-room Guy.

I Love Acting, So It's Easy When You Have A Passion For It. I've Always Found The Harder You Work, The Luckier You Get.

I'm Drawn To A Good Story, Really, As I Hope Most People Are. For Me, It's The Story That's Going To Stay With You Eventually, Not Necessarily The Genre. I Go To Watch A Film Because Of The Story, Not Because It Was A Western Or A Comedy.

I Used To Get A Sort Of Sociophobia, And I Still Get It Sometimes These Days When I'm In A Confined Space With Too Many People. It's Not Like I Freak Out Or Anything, It's Just That I'm Far More Comfortable In My Own Company Sometimes Than Being Surrounded By One Thousand Strangers.

I'm Glad Acting Sunk Its Teeth Into Me, Because Now I Can't Imagine Doing Anything Else.

As Actors, We Deal With Rejection So Much More Than Any Other Business. So I Don't Care How Much Of A Genius You Are, If You Don't Have The Propensity To Be Able To Get Back Up Every Time You Get Knocked Down, Then You're Not Going To Survive.