You Can Either Be A Vain Movie

We [ With Russel Crowe] Had An Arabic Coach There [ In The Body Of Lies] That Was Really Helpful, Because It Was More So Than Any Accent. You Have To Be So Exact, And There's Different Dialects Of Arabic From Country To Country So It Was Really, Really Difficult To Tell You The Truth. And One Of The Hardest Things I've Ever Had To Do Language-wise, Because It Comes From The Throat. It's Different. And Also Learning About The Customs And The Culture And All That, So We Had Advisors For That Sort Of Thing.

Sometimes I Wonder Will God Ever Forgive Us For What We've Done To Each Other? Then I Look Around And I Realize God Left This Place A Long Time Ago.

I've Been In The Business Since I Was 16, So I've Had A 14-year Career. I've Always Had Acting In My Blood. Doing This, Whatever It Is, Was Something I Was Drawn To Since My Earliest Memories. Ironically, I Lived In Hollywood, But Never Understood That All It Took Was Getting An Agent And Being Persistent.

I've Gotten To Play Some Pretty Intense Characters And I Tend To Think It's Therapeutic For Me.

My Father, George, Has Also Affected The Choices In My Life Regarding Films. I Like Films That Take Chances Or Say Something Different Or Experiment. Growing Up With Him, I Was Surrounded By Different Artists - Not Just Actors Or Film-makers But Cartoonists, Poets, Writers.