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To Be An Actor, A True Actor, You Have To Be Brokenhearted.

It's Fun Right Now, And I Love It Right Now, But I Don't Know Where I'm Going To Be Tomorrow, 'cause I'm Not Psychic. But I Know That Over The Last 10 Years, Acting Has Been The Only Joy, This Has Been - It's Strange To Say, 'cause The Thinking Is Off. But This Is More Important Than My Hobbies, My Family, My Love, My Friends. It's The Most Important Thing In The World To Me.

Having Emotional Connections To Things That Don't Really Exist, Like Looking At A Green Ball And Really Loving That Green Ball, And Being Sad Whether It's Around Or Not. Stuff Like That. I've Never Done Acting At This Level Before So It Was A Huge Challenge For Me. It Was A Hurdle To Overcome Just To Survive.

I'm Still In The Middle Of The Transition. I'm Still In Man-boy Mode. And That Won't Go Away For A While. But It's A Fun Time To Be In, Because It's Very Rare That People Get To Work Through This Time. It's Rare To See A John Cusack In Say Anything. It's Rare That You'd Find An Actor Right In The Cusp Of The Child-to Adult Transition, Just Got Through Puberty, Just Getting Into A Different Way Of Life. There's Few Movies Like That, And Few Roles Like That, So It's Going To Be Tough To Pick And Choose. I Guess The Goal Is Good People, Work With Good People.

You Can't Have Bank Holding Companies Acting As Hedge Funds. You Can't Have Them Taking A Million-dollar Pension Plan For Joe Schmo The Bus Driver And Treat It With The Same Risk Appetite That You Treat George Soros' Pocket Money. It's Fundamentally Ridiculous.