I Have A Fear Of

And I Not Only Inherited An Aversion To The Nine-to-five Routine, But The Sense From My Parents That Being Bored And Boring Is The Worst Thing That You Can Be.

I Quite Like It When You're Working With People And You Only Get To Know Them Through The Scenes That You're Doing Together.

It's Tough To Make A Good Movie. I Think The Bigger The Movies Are, The Worse They Are. A Lot Of Big Movies Make A Lot Of Money And You Kind Of Forget About What They Are And They Don't Really Make You Think.

'3:10 To Yuma' Was One That I Just Kept On Talking And Thinking About After Reading It. And I Think The Reason Is Because, Like In Most Westerns, You Have The Very Clear-cut Bad-guy/good-guy, However, As The Movie Progresses, You Kind Of See That It's A Very Fine Line That Divides These Two.

I Know A Lot Of Other Actors That Don't Like To Look At Other References To Their Characters And Things. But I Like It. I Always Look At Everything, I Read All The Books. I Read Dieter's "escape From Laos." I Watched The Documentary Again And Again And Again. I Recorded It Just To Listen To Him A Lot. I Just Don't Suffer From Feeling Like I'm Getting Caught Into An Imitation. I Just Feel Like I Want To Steal Some Good Stuff If It's In There.