A Lot Of My Success Is Because

Even Though I've Had The Body Of Work I've Had, And The Success I've Had, I Do Not Rest On My Laurels Whatsoever.

I Think All Actors Have Addictive Personalities.

You Can Give The Greatest Performance Possible, But If You Don't Have A Director Who's Pointing The Camera In The Right Direction And An Editor Who's Editing It Properly, It Doesn't Matter What You Do. The Director And The Editor Are The Most Important People. Not The Actors. Sometimes The Writer Is Important. But If You Don't Have A Good Director, You Can't Have A Good Production.

For Me, I Felt Bad For People Asking The Questions, Cause You Know Their Boss Sent Them Out Saying, 'get Me Something On Mission Impossible.' And You Ask The Question, And It's Just A Polite, 'i'm Not Going To Tell You.' Then, Every So Often, They'd Go, 'well, Can't You Just Tell Us A Little Bit?' I Have To Say, 'you Know What Guys, I'm Under Contract And I'm Not Going To Tell You Anything.' So You Keep Asking The Questions And I'm Just Going To Keep Smiling. And It's Hard, Cause I Don't Want To Seem Rude, But It's Part Of My Job Just Like It's Part Of Their Job To Keep A Secret.

I Completely Believe That I Will Produce My Best Work And My Best Work Will Come In My Thirties.