I Continue To Develop Some Things For

I Had The Idea That The Film Would Be Much Better Served By A Branch Rickey Lookalike Than A Harrison Ford Lookalike. I Didn't Want The Audience To Go Into The Film Thinking That They Knew Me From Some Previous Experience In A Movie.

I Think People Only Have So Much Interest In Anybody, And If You Barrage Them In Between The Times You Have Something To Offer Them You Become A Personality Rather Than An Actor - Much More Short-lived. I Only Work Once A Year. And That's Enough.

[on Being An Actor] .nothing More Than A Worker In A Service Occupation . It's Like Being A Waiter Or A Gas Station Attendant, But I'm Waiting On 6 Million People In A Week If I'm Lucky.

The Thing I Always Guard Against When I'm Talking To People I'm Working With About A Script Is That There's A Thing I Don't Like And It's Called "talk Story." It's When You're Talking About The Story; The Characters Are Tasked With Talking About The Story Instead Of Allowing The Audience To Experience The Story.

With The Cgi, Suddenly There's A Thousand Enemies Instead Of Six - The Army Goes Off Into The Horizon. You Don't Need That. The Audience Loses Its Relationship With The Threat On The Screen. That's Something That's Consistently Happening And It Makes These Movies Like Video Games And That's A Soulless Enterprise. It's All Kinetics Without Emotion.