Whatever You Do, Do It

What I Like About It Is That I'm Not Somebody Who's In Movies. I'm A Guy Who's Not Very Good Going Around The Track With A Bunch Of Guys Who Are A Hell Of A Lot Better.

I've Had Some Painful Experiences In My Life, But I Feel Like I'm Trivializing Them By Using Them For A Scene In A Movie. I Don't Want To Do That. It Just Makes Me Feel Kind Of Dirty For Having Done That.

My Hope Is That People Will Be Repulsed By The Character's Complete Lack Of Ethics And Obsession With Consumerism - That's What I Was Saying About The Difference Between The Character's Message And The Film's Message.

You Either Decide To Take The Easy Way Out, Which Means You're Only Going To Disappoint Yourself And Everybody Else, Or You Take The Risk Right Now Of Being A Fool, Which Is The Only Way You'll End Up Being Exhilarated Later On When You Actually Watch The Movie.

I Don't Ever Really Sit Back And Look At Roles I've Taken And Look At Any Similarities.