I Don't Understand How People Live Without

Sam [l.jackson] Never Asks For Another Take Because He Knows What He's Doing. He Gives You What He Thinks Is The Best Take, And He Does It On The First Take.

I Often Think, "how Many Ways Have I Died In The Movies?" I Guess I Can Find Out Now. I'm Always Thinking Of Ways That I Haven't Died. "well, I've Been Killed This Way In This Movie, But I Haven't Died This Way Yet." I Don't Think I've Ever Been Guillotined, Or Anything Like That.

My Dad Was An Absentee Dad, So It Was Always Important To Me That I Was Part Of My Daughter's Life, And She Deserved Two Parents, Which Is Part Of The Rationale Behind Us Staying Married For 30 Years.

I Just Always Knew That I Lived In Two Worlds. There Was The World Of My House And Community, But To Make My Way In That White World I Had To Modify The Way I Spoke And Acted. I Had To Sometimes Not Make Direct Eye Contact.

When I'd Read The Script [the Man], [ Eugene Levy] That's Who I'd Seen In My Mind. When I Ran Into Him, I Said To Him, 'i Read The Script. You'd Be Great.' He Had No Idea What I Was Talking About. Then, We Saw Each Other Again In London. He'd Read It And Was Enthused About It.