I'm Not A Broad Comedy

When You Go From Movie To Movie, It's Like Going From Family To Family. You Work With People For Really Intense Hours On Really Long Days And A Bond Happens. So Even When A Movie Is Terrible, You Love It.

Being Onstage Is Like Being Rock Star. Whereas If You're Doing A Movie, It's Such A Confined Space. You Know, You Do A Comedy, It's So Hard, Too, 'cause With A Comedy, There's No Vocal Reaction, There's No Energy That You Get Back That Spurs You On To Be Funnier Because Everyone Has To Be Quiet.

The Older I Get, The More I Can't Stand Violence And Have A Hard Time With Seeing People Die In Horrific Ways. It Gets Harder And Harder To Watch And Deal With That Stuff.

The Stage Is A Training Ground And It's Where You Learn What's Funny And What's Successful.

As A Kid, As A Young Actor, I Really Wanted To Pop. I Wanted To Create Something Different. I Wanted To Be Sean Penn, But I Didn't Have All The Words To Be Sean Penn. But I Was Trying To Do Something Different In Every Role.