When You're In Sync With The Director,

I Love Driving The Cool Cars, But There Is Nothing Like Driving A Pickup Truck.

If You're Going To Make A Comedy And If Your Sole Interest Is In Making People Laugh And Feel Good And Entertaining Them, Then You Check Your Ego At The Door.

But Being On Location And Shooting, Whether Its In Puerto Rico Or Atlanta, It Always Reminds Me Of How Really Cool My Job Can Be. Interacting With The Fans Is One Of The Best Parts Of It.

When I First Came Into Acting, I Had Great Opportunities To Make A Decent Movie. I Had A Run There In 2005, '06, '07 - For A Long Time It Was "oh, He's The Best Thing In The Movie That's Not That Good." I Started Questioning: Did I Make The Right Choice? Should I Have Stayed In Wrestling A Bit Longer? And Then Budgets Became Lower And Lower And The Pay Kinda Stayed The Same And There Wasn't A Lot Of Growth.

Steven Spielberg Has This Great Quote: "moviemaking Is Always About Noise. There's So Many Voices That You've Gotta Listen To. But You've Always Got To Pay Attention To The One Voice That's In Your Gut That Always Tells You It's Still Not Good Enough."