For Me, I Think The

It's The Actors Who Are Prepared To Make Fools Of Themselves Who Are Usually The Ones Who Come To Mean Something To The Audience.

Putting On Weight Is Easy All The Way Through. But After The First Couple Of Weeks, The Novelty Wears Off Very Quickly, And Your Body Is Groaning And Starting To Really Shout At You, Saying, 'why? Why? Why? Why Are You Doing This?'

You're Creating A Different World And The Actor's Job Is To Be Able To Convince The Audience To Enter Into That World, Whether It Be Actually Something That You Recognize From Your Own Life Or Not.

I Want To Be Able To Just Act And Never Do Any Interview, But I Don't Have The Balls To Stand Up To The Studio And Say, "i'm Never Doing Another Interview In My Life!"

People Need Dramatic Examples To Shake Them Out Of Apathy And I Can't Do That As Bruce Wayne. As A Man I'm Flesh And Blood, I Can Be Ignored, I Can Be Destroyed, But As A Symbol, As A Symbol I Can Be Incorruptible. I Can Be Everlasting.