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It Wasn't My Childhood Fantasy To Work With Truffaut Or Be In Obscure Films. I Like Midnight Run Better Than I Like The Bicycle Thief. It Was Films Like Die Hard And Bladerunner That Made Me Want To Be An Actor.

There's A Lot Of Noise In The World, And The Internet Magnifies That Energy.

Clearly, There's A Real Onus On You To Do Something Correctly When Everybody, At Least In The United States, Had A Really Clear, Specific Idea Of What This Guy Looked Like - And Even More So, What He Looked Like As Clark Kent And As Superman. You Have This Whole Vast Audience Of People Who Would Be Acutely Aware Of Any Deviation Whatsoever And Probably Holding You To A Slightly Higher Standard As A Result.

It's Important For Me To Try My Hand At Philanthropy Because I Want To Leave Behind A Record Of Someone Who Did More Than Just Gobble Up Stuff For Themselves. I Realized That A Life Lived For Yourself Is Not Much Of A Life.

[directing First Film:] I Was Terrified, It Was Really Very Scary Because There Is A Lot Of Responsibility. I Think I Was Terrified Because I Wanted It To Work So Much. A Lot Of Actors Direct Movies But I Thought The Stakes Were Kind Of Higher For Me Because I Really, Really Cared. [...] I Just Worked As Hard As I Possibly Could On Every Single Thing, Every Single Day. I Said That If This Failed It Would Not Be Because I Didn't Work As Hard As I Possibly Could...every Day.