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Growing Up In A Family Of Actors, What's Great About It Is That They're Very Supportive And They Understand What It's Like To Be An Actor - The Rejections, The Highs And Lows... And Having A Common Language With Them Is Great Because You Have Shorthand Speech.

Everything Is Just Make Believe. They're Just Different Versions Of Make Believe. I Love The Period Of This Movie [the Finest Hours]. I Love The '40s. I Love The '50s. I Love The Style Of The Clothes. I Love How The Women Looked. I Love The Dances. I Love The Music. I Love The Amber Of The Lights And The Cars. I'm In Love With All Of It.

When I Was 18 I Was An Emotional Wreck And I Couldn't Imagine Having To Deal With Some Kind Of Fame.

I Love The Stories That Have Come Before, That We Know Of. I Think For Me It's Always More Interesting To Start From Square One And You Take The Fundamental Pillars Of The Character And, Around That, Try To Create Something New And Different.

When I Got The Job I Thought About Her A Lot. Not Only Was I Getting A Great Job In A Really Good Movie, But It Was With Lindsay Lohan. She's So Famous And I Don't Have Any Of That, I Have Never Experienced That Kind Of Intense Scrutiny That She's Under, So Of Course I Wondered What It Would Be Like Acting Opposite Her. I Can Tell You That It's Like Being With The Beatles. You Cannot Fathom The Kind Of Attention She Gets. It's Mind Boogling.