I Haven't Read The 'twilight' Books. But

When I Was About 16, I Did A Neil Labute Play Called 'a Gaggle Of Saints' From A Collection Of Plays Called 'bash' - Very Violent Story About A Young Mormon Who Goes To Central Park With His Friend And Beats Up A Gay Guy. But It Was The First Thing I Had Ever Done, And I Thought, "god, This Is Fun! This Is Far More Fun Than Anything Else I've Been Doing At School. I Want To Stick With It."

I Think New York Is More Stylish Than London.

I Think I Was About 16 When I First Figured I Wanted To Be An Actor. I Wanted To Be A Fighter Pilot Before That, But Then I Thought I Don't Want To Kill People So That Ruled That Out.

The Actors I Respect Are The Ones Who See It As A Career And Manage To Live Reasonably Normal Lives, Like Meryl Streep And Philip Seymour Hoffman.

There Are Certain Things That Cut Right To The Bone, But As An Actor You Have To Because You Get Turned Down For Things All The Time. I Have A Friend Who Was Told He Didn't Get A Job Because He Was Too Hairy. I've Never Heard Anything That Bad, But You Have To Get Used To That Sort Of Thing.