You Get A Sense Of Reference There.

I Rarely Play A Real Person, Because I Don't Think I'm A Good Imitator.

I'm Still Interested In Perfecting Whatever Talents I Have And Continuing To Grow As An Actor And Continuing To Be Useful To The Telling Of The Story.

With The Cgi, Suddenly There's A Thousand Enemies Instead Of Six - The Army Goes Off Into The Horizon. You Don't Need That. The Audience Loses Its Relationship With The Threat On The Screen. That's Something That's Consistently Happening And It Makes These Movies Like Video Games And That's A Soulless Enterprise. It's All Kinetics Without Emotion.

I Think American Films Right Now Are Suffering From An Excess Of Scale. Lots Of Movies We're Seeing Now Are More Akin To Video Games Than Stories About Human Life And Relationships. Twelve- To 20-year-olds Are Maybe The Largest Economic Force In The Us Movie Business. I'm Not A Very Nostalgic Person - But I Enjoy A Good Story.

Hard Work And A Proper Frame Of Mind Prepare You For The Lucky Breaks That Come Along -- Or Don't.