When I Got Cast In

In My Career, Whether It's A Big Or A Small Movie, When I've Worked On Something For A Long Time, Like [ivan] Drago In Rocky Iv, They Start To Take On A Life Of Their Own.

You Can't Give Someone Five Hundred Punches In A Film Anymore. You Beat On Them, And They Continue To Stand There Staring At You. That Doesn't Work. People Just Don't Buy That Anymore.

Because He's A Character Who's Looking For His Own Identity, [he-man Is] An Interesting Role For An Actor.

I Like Stallone, Because He Writes. He Sits Down With A Blank Page And Comes Up With Another Rambo Movie. That Isn't Very Easy For Anybody. He's Made It Successful On Top Of That.

When I Started Studying Acting In New York, I Didn't Plan To Be An Action Hero. I Just Wanted To Learn Acting Because I Felt It Was Something I Needed To Try To Do For Myself, To Express Something, My Inner Pain, Or Something I Couldn't Get Out.