When I Read Something, I Want To

Every Time You Say Yes To A Film There's A Certain Percentage Of Your Yes That Has To Do With The Director, A Certain Percentage To Do With The Story, A Certain Percentage With The Character, The Location, Etc.

If Something Doesn't Come Out Of Your Mouth Right, You've Got To Acknowledge The Fact That You're Trying To Deliver An Honest Performance. If It Doesn't' Come Out Of Your Mouth Correctly, Then It's Not Going To Work.

I've Learned From The Past That It's Important To Recharge And Get Time In-between Jobs, And If I Can't Get Time In-between Jobs Then When I Know I've Got Some Time Coming Up At The End Of A Job, Really Try And Take Advantage Of That. And Do Very Mundane Things At Home And Putter In The Garden And Spend Time With Family And Make Music And, You Know, Play With The Dogs. Just Get Back To Being Me.

I've Not Often Been A Man Of Many Words. I've Never Considered Myself To Be Overly Articulate. I Do Feel More Comfortable Acting Something Out Than I Do Explaining Something Or Whatever.

A Lot Of Action Characters Are A Little Bit Too Serious As Well. They Take Themselves A Bit Too Seriously, Which I Don't Find Particularly Interesting, Whereas I Like The Fact That There Was At Least Some Humor In This Because Really It's A Piece Of Entertainment.