It Was Either Therapy Or Die.

A Couple Of Guys Won Academy Awards For The Things That I Turned Down. Today, After Coming To Terms With Everything, After Being In Therapy For A Long Time-there Are Areas Where I Will Compromise.

In Order To Understand The Stock Market We Have To Realize That, Like Anything Enormous And Inert, It's Fundamentally Stable, And, Like Anything Emotion-driven, It's Volatile As Hell. Got That? Me Neither.

When I Did Sean Penn’s Movie, I Think I Was Living In, Like, A $500-a-month Room, And Someone Called Me Up Or Bumped Into Me And Asked Me If I’d Come Up To Work For A Day. That Sort Of Got Me Going A Little Bit. But It Wasn’t Until Sin City [2005] That I Kind Of Got Back Into The Game.

I Had Some Things I Had To Fix. It Took Me 14 Years To Do It. But It Was Never Really Fun Back In The Day To Work With Directors Who Were A Lot Older And Were Like Authoritarian And Talking To You Like That.

All I Am Hoping For Is To Be Able To Work-i Think My Best Work Is Still Ahead Of Me-i Think All That I Have Been Through In The Last Several Years Have Only Made Me A Better, More Interesting Actor.