I've Always Loved King Kong.

My Father And I Used To Tussle About Me Becoming An Actor. He's From Strong, Presbyterian Scottish Working-class Stock, And He Used To Sit Me Down And Say, 'you Know, 99 Percent Of Actors Are Out Of Work. You've Been Educated, So Why Do You Want To Spend Your Life Pretending To Be Someone Else When You Could Be Your Own Man?'

It’s Always About, Somehow, Finding A Part Of Myself That Is Relevant, And Then Turning The Volume Up On That Particular Part. So, I Am All Of The Characters I've Ever Played, And I Am None Of Them At The Same Time.

I'm An Eternal Realist And The Success Rate For Being An Actor Is Pretty Low.

An Ant Has No Quarrel With A Boot.

I'm An Actor, And Part Of My Joy And My Curiosity About The Job That I Do, Is That Actors Have The Privilege Of Exploring Human Nature In Different Ways.