I'm Not One Of Those Actors Who

When I First Moved To Los Angeles I Came Down There On A Wing And A Prayer In A Way. I Had About Six Weeks Worth Of Money To Make It There And That Was Just From Doing A Couple Of Episodes Of The X-files Just To Finance That Trip. I Got There And It Is Either You Got To Hit It Or You Got To Go And, Thankfully, I Found A Job.

When I Exhale, I Just Turn Right Into Louie Anderson.

There Are Guys I Admire. Like Jimmy Stewart And - A More Modern Example - Tom Hanks. They Managed To Do It And Have A Really High Standard For Their Work, But At The Same Time They Remained Incredibly Classy And Well-regarded Personally Throughout The Process, Which I Thought Was Rare And Kind Of Cool. And I'm Trying. I Try. I Haven't Thrown Any Tvs Out The Hotel Window Yet.

I've Done Things To My Body, Mechanically, That I'll Never Do Again. I've Done Stunts That I Shouldn't Have Done 10, 11, 12 Times. I've Broken A Ton Of Bones On Sets.

I Don't Think I'm Prepared To Give Away My Technique To Great Britain. Are You Crazy? All I Can Say Is There Was A Ninja And A Fire Truck Involved, And A Great Deal Of Coersion.