Yeah, Romantic Comedies Are The Hardest Movies

My Dad Was Kind Of A Pool Shark And Had A Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin Thing Going On. I've Always Been Fascinated By The Fifties Because Of Him. There Was A Hip, Cool, Anything-goes Atmosphere Back Then, But Looking Good Was Still A Priority.

You Never Want To Have A Movie Be Derivative, Because That's The Worst If You Ask Me. I Always Want To Be In Original Material, Or An Original Idea, Or An Original Vision, Rather Than A Rehash Of Some Other Movie.

Dark Blue Is Ultimately A Gritty Crime Drama, At Its Core. I Don't Think That Is Ever Going To Change.

I Always Felt Like I Needed To Act. Not That I Wanted To Act, But I Needed To. And, I Still Feel That Same Way. There's An Expression That I Get To Have In Acting That I Can't Consciously Express In My Life. It Has Always Defined Me And It Always Will.

I Think The Most Important Thing For An Actor Is To Stay Current And Stay Relevant, And Those Are Probably The Hardest Things To Do.