My Brother And I Are Best Friends.

The Sum Total Of All My Stop-starts Have Made Me Less Concerned About The Future. I'm Just Aware Now That I'll Always Land On My Feet Somehow.

The Tricky Thing Becomes: Do You Know Yourself Well Enough To Then Portray That On Screen? And For Me, I Find That Really Hard. I'd Rather Hide Behind Accents And Funny Walks.

I Often Times Find With Movies That The Heavier The Onscreen Situation Is, The More Levity There Is Off Screen. It's Almost Out Of Necessity.

I'm On The List That I Thought I'd Never Be On. I'm Not Sitting Here Thinking, 'god, I Might Get This Part' Or 'is It Too Late For Me To Play Hamlet?' It's Really About: Who Do I Get To Work With? There's So Many People On That List.

There's The Pressure Of Being A No. 1 On The Call Sheet, Being A Lead Actor. There's Almost This Feeling Like Being Captain Of The Team. You Want To Put A Bit Of Energy Into Actually Setting A Good Example.