There's No Reason To Have A Plan

You'd Be Surprised How Much You Don't Understand What Other People See Your Actions As; How Other People View The Things You Say And The Things That You Do. And A Lot Of Times Just Clarifying What Your Intentions Are With People Makes A Huge Difference.

You Don’t Try To Build A Wall, You Don’t Set Out To Build A Wall. You Don’t Say ‘i’m Going To Build The Biggest, Baddest, Greatest Wall That’s Ever Been Built.’ You Don’t Start There… You Say ‘i’m Going To Lay This Brick As Perfectly As A Brick Can Be Laid.’ And You Do That Every Single Day And Soon You Have A Wall.

There's So Much Negative Imagery Of Black Fatherhood. I've Got Tons Of Friends That Are Doing The Right Thing By Their Kids, And Doing The Right Thing As A Father - And How Come That's Not As Newsworthy?

I Think With Movies I Am Really Connecting To The Joseph Campbell Idea Of The Collective Unconscious.

My Biggest Emotional Defeat And The Greatest Emotional Pain I've Had As An Actor Was When "wild Wild West" Opened Up To $52 Million. The Movie Wasn't Good. And It Hurt So Bad To Be The No. 1 Movie - To Open At $52 Million - And To Know The Movie Wasn't Good.