It's Not Always About The Money.

I'm Getting To The Point Where They See Me As A Good Actor, Rather Than Just A Good Guy Who Can Act.

To Me The Work Is So Much More Interesting, The Parts That Don't Require You Just To Take Your Shirt Off.

If Someone Had Said To Me Ten Years Ago "yo, We Have This Role Of This Pimp Who Wants To Be A Rapper, He Lives In Memphis", I'd Be Like, "really?" But Then When You Read It And You See It, You Say "that's A Great Role."

I Think It's Just Growth, And Development, Timing. I've Been Fortunate To Be Around For A Long Time. Allowed Me To Get Better As An Actor. Allowed Me To Play Better Roles.

One Thing I Love About Making An Ensemble Film Is That You Can Have Ten People Come Away From It With Ten Different Messages.