The Only Thing That I'm

I'm Not An Actor That Tends To Care. I Don't Ask "is This A Close Up? Is This A Master? Is This A Wide? What Are You Doing?" If I Look Up And Notice The Camera I Go "oh, It's A Big One Today, Must Be An Imax." And That's Kinda It For Me Because It Doesn't Affect What I'm Doing.

All Of The Muscles Were Gone, So That Was A Real Tough Time Of Rebuilding All Of That. But You Have A Deadline, You Have An Obligation. You've Said That You Will Commit To This Part, And I Just Can't Live With Myself For Not Really Giving It As Much As I Can.

After The Modest Success Of My First Film, I Found It Very Daunting To Have To Live With That Kind Of Burden Of Expectations.

It's Tough To Make A Good Movie. I Think The Bigger The Movies Are, The Worse They Are. A Lot Of Big Movies Make A Lot Of Money And You Kind Of Forget About What They Are And They Don't Really Make You Think.

I Tend To Stay In Character Between Scenes... To Be Rather Serious On Set, But Here's Why, And I Think People Will Find It Surprising. I'm One Of The Worst 'corpses' On A Movie Set, Which Means You Can't Keep A Straight Face. You Start To Get The Giggles And You Can't Stop.