Fear - There's Always Fear.

It Takes Me 10 Minutes To Get Ready To Go Out, And That Includes The Shower.

At Least George W. Bush Feels Like - And I've Heard Him Say It - "you Can't Judge Me Now, Because Look At Abraham Lincoln. When He Was In The Middle Of That War And 600,000 People Died, He Was Vilified For The Gettysburg Address Because They Felt It Was Too Short And Almost Insulting, And Now You Look Back And It's Considered One Of The Great Speeches Of All Time And He's Considered One Of The Great Presidents Of All Time."

Regardless Of Whether There Was Ballot Manipulation Or Not, You Still Have 50 Million People Who Voted For George W. Bush In The 2000 Election. And Why? Because He's Fallible? Because He Reminds You Of Us? That's What We Do. We Are Hiring These People. They Don't Hire Themselves. It's Irresponsible To Disregard This Guy As Some Bumbling, Blathering Idiot Who Has No Intelligence Whatsoever.

I Grew Up, Especially As An Actor Thinking That I Had To Move To New York To Be A Good Actor. But After A While You Start To Live The World A Little Bit And You Start To Appreciate Where You're From.

I Know That, For Me, Working With People Like Robert Rodriguez And Ridley Scott And The Coen Brothers And Oliver Stone And Gus Van Sant Was So Much Easier Than Working With A Lot Of The People I Had Worked With Before, Because With These Guys, There's Not A Lot Of Ego Involved. It's All About The Work. It's All About How To Make The Story Better. So At The End Of The Day, You Feel A Trust That You Usually Don't Feel - Or At Least I Haven't Felt In The Past With Most People.