We Only Get One Planet.

When I Grew Up, I Lived In The Ghettos Of Hollywood; It Was The Most Disgusting Place To Be. I Was Known As The Crazy Little Kid. I Did Impressions. Then I Realized That's Not What I Want To Do. I Don't Want To Be A Comedian To Please Other People.

I Realise That I Do Not Change The Course Of History. I Am An Actor, I Do A Movie, That's The End Of It. You Have To Realise We Are Just Clowns For Hire. After I Had Success It Was Great, At First, Not To Worry About Money. It Was On My Mind When I Was Growing Up.

As An Actor, You're Constantly Searching For That Great Character. Also, Being A History Buff And Learning About People In Our Past And Amazing Things That They've Done, I Came Across A Book About Howard Hughes And He Was Set Up As Basically, The Most Multi-dimensional Character I Could Ever Come Across. Often, People Have Tried To Define Him In Biographies, But No One Seems To Be Able To Categorize Him.

I've Really Only Had One (dream) Since I Got Into This Business At 13 Years Old, Which Was To Be In This Business Forever. Once I Did My First Television Commercial, I Caught That Itch And That Bug. I Want To Be A Part Of Pieces Of Art - As Far As Cinema Is Concerned - That People Will Want To See For Generations To Come. That's My Dream.

I Grew Up When I Was 15 When I Had My First Opportunity In Movies. I Watched Every Great Movie For A Year And A Half, And Since Then I've Asked Myself How I Can Emulate Such Artistry. That's Really My Motivation. I Want To Do Something As Good As My Heroes Have Done.