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All My Characters Are Me. I'm Not A Good Enough Actor To Become A Character. I Hear About Actors Who Become The Role And I Think 'i Wonder What That Feels Like.' Because For Me, They're All Me.

There Is This Idea In Hollywood, And I've Seen It Work For People, Where The Unspoken Rule Is 'do Two For Them And One For Yourself.' And That's Kind Of Considered A Fact. I've Never Really Found That To Be True For Me. I've Gotten More Opportunities Out Of Working On Things I Believed In Than I Ever Did On Things That Weren't Special To Me.

If You're Making A Movie About The Effects Of Time, You Kind Of Have To Engage Time As The Main Character.

I Just Have My Own Taste, And I Just Try And Stick With That. I'm Just Trying To Play As Many Characters As I Can For As Long As I Have An Opportunity To.

As A Kid I Decided That A Canadian Accent Doesn't Sound Tough. I Thought Guys Should Sound Like Marlon Brando. So Now I Have A Phony Accent That I Can't Shake, So It's Not Phony Anymore.