I Truly Don't Have Any Formula For

We Live In The Moment Now Where This Whole Movie Business Is Crazy.

I'm Getting So Old - It's More Uncomfortable To Do Those Scenes Now Than When I Was 20. I Mean, I Don't Have A Big Problem With Nudity On Screen. But Usually The Days When You Do Those Naked Love Scenes Are The Weirdest Ones On Set. Everyone Is Uncomfortable. You're Like, 'hi. How Are You?' Then The Next Minute You're With An Actress Who You Don't Know And You're Pretending To Make Love To Her In Front Of All The Crew. The Acting Challenge Is Pretending Things Are Ok.

I Have This Problem With Violence. I've Only Done One Movie In Almost 20 Years Where I Killed People. It's Called Perdita Durango. It's A Spanish Movie. I'm Very Proud Of The Movie, But I Felt Weird Doing That.

I've Played People That Are On The Line Of Evil And Good, But That's Life. We Are Always Playing With The Good And The Bad. I See Them As People. I Don't See Them As Caricatures. I Try To Not Make Them Caricatures. Maybe I Fail, But I Try To See What' Behind Them. Would I Play The Hero? A Superhero? I Don't Think So. But, I Play Good Guys. There Are Some There, But You Have To Look.

The Earliest Memories I Have From My Childhood Are Of My Mum Getting Ready To Go On Stage. I Must Have Been About Five And I Would Watch Her Vomiting Backstage On Opening Night, And Then The Next Minute She Became Isabella, The Queen Of Spain. At The Time I Remember Thinking, 'what Kind Of Schizophrenic Job Is This?' Now It All Makes Sense.