To Watch A Master Work At Anything

I Never Was That Boy Who Loved Gangster Films, But When I Was Growing Up, I Was Obsessed With The Detective Dick Tracy. It Was One Of My Favourite Movies As A Kid, And He Really Inspired Me. I Would Have Loved To Be Part Of That Golden Age Of Hollywood In The 1940s. It Made Me Want To Become An Actor.

I Don't Think Anyone Can Teach You How To Be A Man But A Woman. You Only Learn By Learning What They Need.

I Started Reading All These Men's Magazines, Trying To Follow All The Tips: What You're Supposed To Wear, What You're Supposed To Have, Things You're Supposed To Say, And All The Exercises You're Supposed To Do.

As A Kid I Decided That A Canadian Accent Doesn't Sound Tough. I Thought Guys Should Sound Like Marlon Brando. So Now I Have A Phony Accent That I Can't Shake, So It's Not Phony Anymore.

It Was More Important To Me To Understand What Its Like To Be This Jewish Kid Who Felt He Was So Different At Such A Young Age. I Feel The Story Is About A Kid Who Came To Hate Through Love, So I Felt I Had To Learn Why He Loved This Thing So Much That He Also Apparently Hated It.