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When I Was 21 I Think I Thought I Was 31. I Was Always Kind Of Doing The Right Thing, And It Wasn't Until My Late Twenties That I Became Just A Completely Wild Asshole. So I Should've Had That Out Of My System Already And I Was Too Busy Being A Grown-up.

Each Time I Take A Role, I'm Always Nervous About It At The Beginning And I'm Always Afraid What If That, What If This. Every Time I Take A Role And I'm Somewhat Terrified At The Beginning And I Get Into It And I Start Working, That's A Big Win For Me. So, Really It Is Stepping Forward In The Face Of Whatever Fears That I've Created For Myself And Going Forward Anyway And Those Are Always Big Moments For Me.

Marathon Running, For Me, Was The Most Controlled Test Of Mettle That I Could Ever Think Of. It's You Against Darwin.

When I Was Younger, I Was Reticent To Be Vulnerable On Camera And Everything I Was Doing Was Just A Really Finely Honed Defense Mechanism From When I Was A Kid, And I Was Now Using This To Make A Living On Camera.

It's Tough. It's Very Tricky To Throw A Morally Flexible Character Onto The Screen And Have An Audience Empathize. It's Always An Exercise In Restraint.