I Fooled Around With Heath

What Made Me Most Courageous Was That I Realized I Had To Try To Let Go Of That Stereotype I Had In My Mind, That Bit Of Homophobia, And Try For A Second To Be Vulnerable And Sensitive. It Was F**kin' Hard, Man. I Succeeded Only For Milliseconds.

People Say To Me, Well "what's The Character You Really Want To Play?" And I Go, I Don't Know.

I Try And Find And Access The Parts Of Myself That Still Blindly Believe And Have Faith In A Lot Of Things. I Don't Mean To Be Cynical, But I've Also Discovered That I Still Have A Lot Of Those. And They May Not Be Where I Expected Them To Be. Maybe I've Been In Relationships, And This Is A Movie About Relationships, Like Romance Relationships - So Maybe I've Been In Some That Have Sort Of Made Me Lose My Faith. But Deep Down Inside, I Still Have Blind Faith.

Chris Cooper Once Told Me To Never Have Any Regrets. After Chris Said That To Me, I Walk Into Every Scene Thinking, 'exhaust Every Possibility.' Once You Get To A Certain Place, It's Like You Just Deliver Everything You've Got. Don't Have Any Regrets. It Pops Up In My Mind Over And Over And Over Again.

Being A Star Doesn't Last. That's Not What Life Should Be About. It's A Complete Illusion That Really Has Nothing To Do With You. For Me, Finding Out About Life Is The Most Important Thing.