My Dad Didn't Often Bring Me To

'w.' Is Not Necessarily A Political Film, But It Was Sort Of A Contrasting Reality For Me To Get Into George W. Bush As A Character Because Of How I Felt About His Administration Before I Started Making The Film.

It's Probably A Bit Of A Power Trip When You Befriend Somebody Enough That They Trust You To Tell You Things.

I've Never Gotten Bitter About Where I Was At In My Career. I've Always Earned Enough Money To Put My Kids Through School And Eat And All That, So I Was Never One Of Those Guys Who Said, "why Am I Not In This Other Position? Why Am I Not That Other Guy? Why Am I Me?"

Football? Forget It. I Didn't Have That Thing Inside Me Where I Wanted To Smash Against Somebody And Watch Them Break. I Was Too Sensitive For That And Disliked Being That Sensitive.

I Grew Up, Especially As An Actor Thinking That I Had To Move To New York To Be A Good Actor. But After A While You Start To Live The World A Little Bit And You Start To Appreciate Where You're From.