The New York Times Made You Or

It's A Product Of Being An Actor, You Know? A Lot Of Your Work Doesn't End Up On Camera And Some Of The Best Things Aren't Always In The Final Product. But Yeah, A Lot Of My Stuff Got Cut And It Was Painful, But I Know It Was For The Better Of The Movie.

I Love Life, And I Embrace Every Minute Of It.

In Moulin Rouge I Could Not Change The Name Of Toulouse-lautrec Obviously To Toulouse-lautrec- Martinez. But In Er I Did That, My Name Is Dr Victor Clemente, So Sometimes It Is Possible.

Yes It Did Really. It Was Very Exciting To Find That My Energy Could Be Directed Into Something More Useful And Positive. I Was Starting To Get Panicked. I Was Thinking 'what Am I Going To Do With My Life?' I Wasn't Sure What Was Going To Happen. Then I Became Crazily Obsessed With Acting. I Suddenly Had A Work Ethic And Then Everything Changed Completely For The Better Because I Knew What I Wanted To Do With My Life.

I'm Not Really Against A Lot Of Things Unless They Are Just Pure Exploitation And Then They Create Their Own Copycat Culture That Comes From Someone Acting Irresponsibly. That's Dangerous When That Happens.