Vin Diesel Had To Hire A Babysitter.

I Was A Bouncer For Ten Years In New York City.

I Don't Know When The Last Time Was That Steven Spielberg Or George Lucas Made A Movie With Universal, But I Can Tell You That Universal Is Leading The Charge. They're Looking At Film Differently. They're Planning Ahead In A Way That I've Never Seen A Studio Do Before. They're Believing In A Relationship Between Fan And Film Franchise, In A New Way. They're More Receptive To An Audience, In Part Because Of Social Media, In A Way We've Never Been Allowed.

If Clark Gable Had A Facebook Page, There Would Have Been A Gone With The Wind 2.

If You Had Asked Me Back In Grade School What I Wanted To Be When I Grew Up, I Would Have Said My First Choice Was An Actor, But If I Couldn't Be That, I'd Want To Be A Superhero.

The First Thing That Happens Is The Cleansing Of The Former Character. I Don't Think A Lot Of Actors Talk About It, But There Is Usually A Process Where You Essentially Purge Yourself Of The Character Played Prior To The Movie. Then You Want To Think About What The Character Represents, And You Write Down All Of The Elements About This Character And Then Take The Time To Find Some Synchronicity And Start Breathing The Character.