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The Only Way To Be Turned Off To Being Famous Is To Be Famous. And I Only Have Like A Tiny, Tiny Bit Of That, And I'm Already Disgusted By It. But I Realize That The Only Way To Be Disgusted By Fame Is To Be Famous, Because Otherwise It Looks Amazing. Then People Stop You On The Street, And It's Like The Most Annoying Thing In The World. The First Time It Happened It's Great, And Then The Second Time You Have To Shake Somebody's Hand.

I Live In New York City, Where, If You're In A Movie At A Popular Independent Theater, You Think You're King Of The World, Because You're In A Bubble. So There's No Way For Me To Properly Conceive Of The Attention That The Movie Gets In A Way That Doesn't Make Me Confused.

I Don't Follow Sports That Much Now, But I Was A Phoenix Suns Fanatic In The Early '90s.

When You Take On A Role, Even If The Character Is Somebody That You Are Dissimilar To, You Have To Identify With The Role And Look For An Emotional Connection Even If There Is Not A Biographical One.

I Think The Most Important Thing For An Actor Is Reading The Script And Trying To Figure Out If You Can Play That Character Well. The Last Thing On My Mind Is If The Director Made Good Movies Previously. It's Not My Job To Know If That Director's Last Movie Was Any Good - It's My Job To Know If I Can Play The Role.