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I Had A Fairly Enlightened Dad, Though If You Looked At His Resume, It Might Not Seem That Way. He Was A Chartered Accountant For Price Waterhouse. He Was Strict, And We Had A Very Ordered Life. To This Day, I Am The Least Materialistic Person I Know, Because My Father Didn't Raise Me To Just Go Out And Buy This Or That Car.

If You Get Too Heavy With The Nods And Winks, People Get A Sense That They're Excluded From Something. If They're In Screenings And Everyone's Laughing, And They Don't Know What The Hell It's About, Somehow You Feel Excluded From The Party, Or Like You're Not In The Inner Circle. As A Performer, That's The Worst Thing You Can Do To An Audience. It's Fun, But You Have To Be Very Careful With It.

To Make Films Like 'x-men' Work Commercially - And Also Have Some Class - Is One Of The Hardest Things There Is To Do. I Want To Be Seen To Be Able To Cross Lots Of Genres And Still Be 'fair Dinkum,' As We Say In Australia, Which Means Genuine And True And, Well, Unique.

I'm Doing 'les Miserables,' The Movie. I've Done A Lot Of Musicals And A Lot Of Movies, And I Know There Are Not A Lot Of People In Hollywood Who Have Been Down Those Two Paths So I've Been Like, 'come On, Let's Do A Movie/musical.'

Comic Book Fans Have Loved Wolverine, And All The 'x-men' Characters, For More Than The Action. I Think That's What Set It Apart From Many Of The Other Comic Books. In The Case Of Wolverine, When He Appeared, He Was A Revolution Really. He Was The First Anti-hero.