For Me As An Actor,

I Played Pretty Darn Competitive-level Hockey. Then The Good Old Knee Injury. Obviously, It's A Blessing In Disguise, But Growing Up Canadian, That's Our Religion, That's Our Football.

When I'm Not Acting, I Try To Be Normal, Play Golf, Play Hockey. It's Funny Because You're In This Little Bubble When You're Working - You Don't Read Books, You Don't Really Keep Up With The News, You're Just Living That Life.

My Sister Is 16 And I Tell Her To Take Risks. Really Explore And Meet As Many People As You Can. Do As Much As You Can Before Reality Kicks In. Have Fun.

There's That Stigma About New Yorkers, How They're So Mean, But In My Experience It Was Quite The Opposite. People Were Very Genuine And Very Nice, Even On The Subway.

I Would Do 'john Carter' Again Tomorrow. I'm Very Proud Of 'john Carter.' Box Office Doesn't Validate Me As A Person, Or As An Actor.