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It's A Pretty Good Job Being An Actor, But It's Work Sometimes. And When I Say Work, I Mean It's A Job. You're Going To A Job.

If People Are Reacting To Films Based On Their Degree Of Success Or Failure, Then They're Not Really Looking At The Movie. I Don't Really Care About That. Everyone's Entitled To An Opinion, But At Least Base Your Opinion On The Merit Of The Work Itself.

Well I Can Tell You That For Me Generally Speaking That I Think Things That I Deal With Are All To Do With Not Accepting Things, Not Excepting Life On Life's Terms. My Life Becomes A Lot Easier When I'm Willing To Just Accept. I Don't Have To Like Circumstances As They Are, But I Have To Accept Them And That's Where I Always Seem To Get Thrown, When I Try To Will My Way Instead Of Accept Things The Way They Are.

I Have Always Wanted To Play Different Kinds Of Stuff, But It's Hard, First To Find Good Material, And Then To Change People's Perception Of You So They'll Let You Do It. I Mean, I Would Really Like To Play A Poet, But Once They Get This Notion Of You As A Street Guy, It's Hard To Change That.

It's Tough When You Started Out As Young As I Did To Look Back And See How Far I've Come. I Try To Be Easy On Myself And Go 'look Man, You Were Younger, You Were Learning; You Learn, You Grow.' But I'm Not My Best Judge. I Always Feel Like My Best Work Is Still Ahead Of Me.