I Love My Kids. I'm Crazy About

I'm Not Going To Experience The Reality Of Hardship That Sometimes My Characters Live In. I'm Very Cautious About That.

I Must Say, I Am Thrilled With My Fan Base. For Some Reason Some Of Them Are Quite Young, So They Are Quite Frightened. I Remember When I Did 'click' And I'd See Adam Sandler's Fan Base. He's The Guy That People Feel That He's Their Best Friend, So He's Walking Down The Street And People Sort Of High Five Him And Want To Tell Him A Joke Or Invite Him To Come Home And Have A Sandwich With Them. Mine Are Not Like That. Mine Tend To Go: 'argh,' And Look Horrified. They Shake And Take A Picture From A Really Long Way Away. I Do Feel I've Got Quite Good, Respectful Ones Though.

Quite Often On A Movie Like Total Recall You Have This Training Period Of Two Or Three Months Where, Like On The First 'underworld' I Was Doing Gymnastics And Trampolining And All This Stuff Which I Don't Do In The Movie Necessarily, But Mentally It Helps. You Come Home And You Go: 'well, I've Done All That. I Must Be An Action Star Now!' So It Helps You Focus A Little Bit And Gets You Fit.

An Actor Said Recently That, Unless You're A Parent, You Shouldn't Play A Parent In A Film. I Don't Know Who Said It, But I Disagree. I Understand That Maybe There Are Aspects That You Don't Understand, Or Maybe This Actor Or Actress Had A Really Strong Recent Experience With Having Their First Or Second Or Third Born Child. I Don't Know. As A Dad, I Get That. I Get That There Is No Love Like It. But, At The Same Time, Love Is Love.

Initially, Less Appealing To Me Than The Idea Of A Vampire That Is Drawn By Some Misgiving Or Drawn By Some Sense Of Longing That He Can't Quite Satiate.