Well I've Never Used That Phrase Before,

If We Try To Define Our Own Moral Universe, There's A Price For That.

It Wasn't My Childhood Fantasy To Work With Truffaut Or Be In Obscure Films. I Like Midnight Run Better Than I Like The Bicycle Thief. It Was Films Like Die Hard And Bladerunner That Made Me Want To Be An Actor.

There Is Nothing Worse That A Thirteen-year-old Boy. You're Embarrassed By Your Parents, And You're Trying To Find Your Independance Because, Deep Inside, You Are So Dependent On Your Mom.

No Matter How Much You Change, You Still Got To Pay The Price For The Things You’ve Done.

Also, Getting The Chance To Play A Supporting Part Meant That I Didn't Have To Do As Much As The Protagonist, Such As Running Around Telling The Story. [as The Protagonist] You Push The Story Whereas, Paradoxically, As A Character Part, You Have A Chance To Explore Some Of The Nuance And Some Of The More Complicated Aspects Of A Character.