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My Rule Is To Break One Sweat A Day.

The Male Is Always The Pawn In A Romantic Comedy. Come Together, Break Up, Go Chase Her, Get Her, Roll Credits. That's What Happens In All Of Them.

Having Children Has Helped Me Become A Better Actor Because They Remind You To Play Make Believe. It's The Ease And Naturalness Of Their Beings. They Just Play And It's Completely Real For Them At The Time. As An Actor, If We Do It Well, We Make You Believe.

You Know Who It Is? It's Me In 10 Years. So I Turned 25. Ten Years Later, That Same Person Comes To Me And Says, 'so, Are You A Hero?' And I Was Like, 'not Even Close. No, No, No.' She Said, 'why?' I Said, 'because My Hero's Me At 35.' So You See Every Day, Every Week, Every Month And Every Year Of My Life, My Hero's Always 10 Years Away. I'm Never Gonna Be My Hero. I'm Not Gonna Attain That. I Know I'm Not, And That's Just Fine With Me Because That Keeps Me With Somebody To Keep On Chasing.

I Like Quips. I Like Whiffs Of Cynicism And I Think They Can Be Witty. But I Don't Really Know Where Wittiness Is Constructive.