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I Find That Kid Actors Are Great Reminders Of The Simplicity Of Acting. As You Get Older, You Can Sometimes Complicate Things A Little More. You Can Become Too Aware Of, 'okay, This Is The Scene Emotionally. This Is Where We Need To Be. We've Got The Climax Coming Up.' You Can Start To Analyze It Too Much.

I Love New York ... I Think It's The Best City In The World. As Far As Cities Go, Everything's There. I Think It's So Vibrant. I Love The People, I Think They're Honest, In Your Face. If They Don't Like You, They'll Say, 'get Out Of My Way,' If They Like You They'll Slap You On The Back And Support You. It's A Very Intoxicating Environment To Be In.

I Was Probably More Scared Of My High School Exams Than I Was Of The Oscars. At The Time You Think It's Everything And If You Don't Do Well, Your Life's Over. Opportunities Are Gone. So The More You Do It, The Less The Fear Is Present.

And I Think That, Of Course, There Is Some Dysfunction Of Needing To Be Liked Or Noticed Or To Feel Part Of Things, Something Going On There For Most Actors. For Some There's Not And I Think They Really Struggle With It.

I Feel So Lucky To Have Both A Son And A Daughter, Because There's A Different Relationship With Each Of Them.