Next Year, If No One

There's Something About Michael J. Fox That I Loved When He Did All The '80s Stuff. His Way Of Performing All The Physicality, Which Is Why It's So Tragic Now, But The Way He Used His Body So Much As Well, I Loved.

Basically, Every Character I've Ever Played, I've Based Entirely On Internal Conflict. And I Love Doing That, Because I Think It's Very Human.

I Don't Think I'm Ever Going To Get To The Point Where People Run Across A Freeway To Take A Picture Of Me. I Really Don't See It Getting To That Level Of Hysteria Unless I Have An Affair With The Queen Of Sweden Or Something Like That.

'st. Elmo's Fire' Is One Of My Favorite Films. I Like The Storytelling Of Those Teenage American Films. You Don't Get That Now. Teenage American Movies Are All About Sick Jokes, Puking A Lot, Arse Jokes.

At The Heart Of Every Really Good Christmas Movie Is The Threat, I Suppose, To Christmas. Something Is Wrong With Christmas, In All Of These Movies. In 'the Polar Express,' There's A Kid That Doesn't Really Believe, And That's The Threat To Christmas. In 'santa Claus: The Movie,' Jealousy And Greed Are Threatening To Overrun His Christmas.