The End Of The World Is On

You Can Choose Your Family Sometimes. You Can Choose People, It Could Be A Teacher, It Could Be A Professor, It Could Be Someone You Work With That Actually Genuinely Cares About You And Wants You To Succeed.

I Came Out Of Independent Film, That's My Roots. I Used My Independent Film As A Laboratory, And Used What I Could Discover In That Laboratory.

I Didn't Play The Ghost Rider In The First Movie. That Was A Stuntman. In This Film, The Ghost Rider Feels Much More Alive Because I Did Put Some Thought Into How He Should Walk And Into How He Should Move. I Was So Into The Character, In Fact, That I Would Paint My Face With White And Black Makeup To Look Like A Skull. And I Put On Blacked-out Contact Lenses, So I Almost Looked Like An Afro-new Orleanian Voodoo Icon By The Name Of Baron Samedi. Oh Man, I Would Walk Around The Set Without Saying A Word To Anybody, And I Could See The Fear In My Co-stars' And Co-directors' Eyes.

As A Child, These Colourful Superheroes That Could Fly, Or Were Horrifying Like Ghost Rider And The Hulk, With This Tremendous Rage Or These Supernatural Powers, Provided An Escape For Me From My Mundane Existence, From My Lack Of Friends Or My Inability To Communicate Well With People. They Liberated Me.

As I Got Older, With My Work, I Became Aware Of The Responsibility Of Film, And I Feel One Of The Best Ways I Can Apply Myself As An Actor, Is To Go Beyond Movie Stardom And Celebrity.