You Get Old, You Slow Down.

No Actor Forgets The Times He Couldn't Get A Job. I Think Everyone Doing This Operates From That Fear. You Don't Want That Momentum To Stop When You Get It

People Think You Have This Exciting And Romantic Life, Because You Project This Exciting, Romantic Life On Screen. But In Reality You're Just Doing The Same Thing As Everyone Else - You Know, Sitting Around Watching Tv With Your Gut Hanging Out, Playing With Your Kid, Or Even Sitting On The Toilet. You Know What's Weird? Even I'm Not That Interested In My Personal Life Any More.

One Of The Things It Channelled In Me Was That Experience That I'd Had Of Wearing A Big Red Leather Thing On My Upper Torso In Daredevil With A Mask I Couldn't See Through And An Outfit That Completely Inhibited Movement, Feeling Humiliated And Like A Fool. I Just Recalled That.

Studios Are Used To Have An Investment In You, An Actual, Literal Investment In An Actor. You Paid Them Some Money, You Had A Contract With Them And You Were Almost Like A Commodity.

My Mother Taught Public School, Went To Harvard And Then Got Her Master's There And Taught Fifth And Sixth Grade In A Public School. My Dad Had A More Working-class Lifestyle. He Didn't Go To College. He Was An Auto Mechanic And A Bartender And A Janitor At Harvard.