I Always Approach Film As A Fan.

'hunger' Definitely Changed My Life, In Terms Of Being Recognized By Filmmakers, Since That Was Very Much A Filmmakers' Film.

I'm Not Going To Talk About My Private Life With A Total Stranger, Unless I Feel Like I Need To. Why Would I? I Don't.

Nowadays, Especially In Big Commercial Films It's Much Easier For The Audience, And They Tend To Get Spoonfed. It's Much More Interesting To Me, People Leave The Theater And They Start Asking Themselves Questions And Find Their Own Moral Compass About What These Characters Have Been Doing.

"x-men" Is Not Really About Mutants; It's About Humanity. I Think It's About The Human Race. We're An Absolutely Destructive Race. It Seems That We Can't Seem To Get Beyond This Level Of Tribalism That Has Been Around For Thousands Of Years. Anything We Fear We Tend To Destroy.

I Guess In The Independent Market, I'd Be Getting Offers, But In Terms Of Big Studio Films, I Still Have To Audition. I Don't Think My Name Is That Well-known, I Don't Have Much Of A Following To Guarantee Box Office Success Yet.