I've Really Only Had One (dream) Since

I've Never Tried To Reach A Certain Demographic Of An Audience Or Try To Say: Ok, Now I'm Going To Do This Type Of Film To Transition Myself Into More Adult Roles. Or A Romantic Hero. Or Whatever It May Be.

I Have Learned From My Experiences In This Industry That There Is Absolutely No Way To Control People's Opinions On Your Performance In Your Movie. You Go Out There, Promote Your Film And Hope People Like The Work You Did.

It Was Invaluable To Have A Dear Friend Who You Have Known For Over A Decade, Be A Partner In A Film Like Titanic. To Have Somebody That Talented To Work Against, Who's Also Your Friend And Who You Know You Have The Best Intentions For And Vice Versa, And Who You Intrinsically Trust To Give You Their Forthright Honest Opinion About What We're Both Doing - All That's Something You Can't Really Buy.

I Hate Complaining About Paparazzi, I Hate Complaining About Being Recognised, Because If I Ultimately Didn't Want To Be An Actor Or In The Public Eye, I Would Quit Doing What I Do. That's Not The Reason I Do It, But I Love The Work So Much That It's Worth It.

I've Really Only Had One (dream) Since I Got Into This Business At 13 Years Old, Which Was To Be In This Business Forever. Once I Did My First Television Commercial, I Caught That Itch And That Bug. I Want To Be A Part Of Pieces Of Art - As Far As Cinema Is Concerned - That People Will Want To See For Generations To Come. That's My Dream.