Everyone Doubts Themselves. It's Just

I'd Rather Feel Empathy For A Character That's Fictional, So It Doesn't Quite Tie Into Personal Experience As Much.

I Know I Can't Make Everyone Happy, But I Know I Can Do The Most Justice I Can Possibly Do To A Character, Or Any Character, If I Put My All Into It. That's The Choice You Have To Make.

A Large Amount Of Constant Activity Will Get Things Going. For Example, Training In The Morning Will Have Everything, All The Juices Flowing By The Time You Actually Get To Work. So, When You're At Work, You've Been Already Up For An Hour Or So Or Two Hours, And You're Raring To Go Where Everyone Else Is Still Wiping Sleep Out Of Their Eyes.

I Found Very Interesting - Trying To Separate The Different Facets Of Superman In That Way. When You're Aware Of How People Perceive You, You Can't Always Remain True To Yourself, And That Was An Interesting Thing For Me To Apply To The Character As Well - Exploring These Different Facets Of His Personality While Having Certain Bits Of It Stripped Away. The Arrogance Of A Person Who Would Have The Kind Of Power That Superman Does - We See That In The Return Of Superman. Superman Is Not That Character, But Since He Has All Of Those Powers, He Has That Capacity For Arrogance.

I Just Loved The Coolness Of [sean] Connery's Bond. He Just Sort Of Oozes Cool.