I'm Nothing Like Romeo In Real Life.

People Always Ask, 'was It Fun? Was It Fun Working On A Movie?' I Don't Know If That's The Operative Word. It Is Challenging And Interesting And All Those Other Things, But Fun Isn't Always.

To Put A Lot Of Hard Work And Effort Into A Project Or Character And For It To Be Recognised, How Can It Not Be Nice?

When I Grew Up, I Lived In The Ghettos Of Hollywood; It Was The Most Disgusting Place To Be. I Was Known As The Crazy Little Kid. I Did Impressions. Then I Realized That's Not What I Want To Do. I Don't Want To Be A Comedian To Please Other People.

From An Outsider's Perspective, It's Amazing What [clint Eastwood] Does. If He's Not Directing A Film, He's Acting In It, Or Rather He's Composing The Music For That Film. His Commitment To What He Does Is Astounding For All Of Us To Witness. It's Inspiring, Actually.

I Became An Actor At A Very Young Age, But I Also Had A Deep Respect For Nature And I Think I Was Sort Of A Little Biologist When I Was Younger. I Watched Documentaries On Rainforest Pollution And The Loss Of Species And Habitats For Animals Around The World. It Affected Me In A Very Hardcore, Emotional Way When I Was Younger. So, Later In Life I Wanted To Continue That Path More And Investigate And Learn More About Ecological Issues.