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I've Been Fortunate To Have Had The Life I Had Prior To Hollywood. I Wasn't Starving, I Was Going To Eat The Next Day. I Came To Hollywood Wanting A Career That Had Longevity, And I Wasn't Afraid To Take Risks Because I Had A Dollar In The Bank. I Wasn't Driven By Money As Much As I Was Driven By Making A Successful Transition. And I Was Smart Enough To Know That I Certainly Didn't Have All The Answers And I Needed To Surround Myself With Smart People And Be Willing To Take Risks And Be Willing To Fail.

Steven Spielberg Has This Great Quote: "moviemaking Is Always About Noise. There's So Many Voices That You've Gotta Listen To. But You've Always Got To Pay Attention To The One Voice That's In Your Gut That Always Tells You It's Still Not Good Enough."

My Philosophy Is, It's Always Very Rewarding When You Can Make An Audience Laugh. I Don't Mind Making Fun Of Myself. I Like Self-deprecating Comedy. But I'd Like You To Laugh With Me Occasionally, Too.

I Want To Be A Man Who Is Truthful And Who Won't Let Pride Get In The Way Of My Ripping Myself Open To My Partner And Saying, 'here I Am. This Is Me.' I Feel There's Something Powerful When A Man Reaches A Point In His Life When He Can Be Completely Vulnerable.

What Matters Is Performances, Regardless Of What The Name Is, Whether It's The Rock - Which Is My Nickname And People Call Me That All The Time - It's No Big Deal. So, Whether It's The Rock Or Dwayne Johnson, In Terms Of Being Recognised I Just Think That The Goal Is To Be Recognised As A Good Actor. I Don't Put Much Thought Or Weight Into The Name, Or The Name Change, Or What It Is, Or What Does It Mean? It's Just A Nickname.