As An Actor It's Easy To Be

I Definitely Have A Spiritual Outlook. I Don't Usually Read Self-help Books, But I Read A Great Book By A Guy Called Wayne Dyer, 'the Power Of Intention,' Which I Loved. I'm Not A Religious Guy, In Fact I'm Probably Agnostic But I Thought What This Writer Had To Say Was Really Powerful.

[ The Finest Hours] Reminded Me A Lot Of A Film I Did Called Unstoppable In That You Have A Driving Thriller Aspect Of The Film And It's Not All That Complicated Of A Story And There's A Simple Elegance To It. I Liked That. It Is Also Driven By A Really Strong Romance And Ordinary Men Doing Extraordinary Things. I Love That.

In Adolescence, It's 'how Do I Fit In?' In Your 20s, 'what Do I Want To Do?' Your 30s, 'is This What I'm Meant To Do?' I Think The Trick Is Living The Questions. Not Worrying So Much About What's Ahead But Rather Sitting In The Gray Area; Being Okay With Where You Are. If You Can Find The Parity Between 'where Am I Going?' And 'what's My Purpose?' You've Got Two Pretty Solid Pillars For Your Coffee Table.

I Had Horrible Acne When I Was A Kid. I Felt Like A Complete And Utter Ne'er Do Well And Someone Who Didn't Fit In And Wasn't Handsome. So, I Understand Implicitly, And With A Great Amount Of Empathy, A Man Or Human Being That Feels That Way.

We Tell Each Other Stories So We Can Understand The World Better And There's Catharsis And We Understand The Models Of What A Hero Could Be And What The Hero's Journey As A Human Being Is All About. But Unfortunately, I Think Sometimes Those Stories Too Can Be Very Prohibitive And Confining.