I Suppose Playing An Older Man Is

There's A Difference In Our Ages [with Leonardo Dicaprio], But We Were Both In The Same Sort Of Position [on The Quick And The Death Movie].everyone Below Us In A Casting Position Were All These Really Famous Character Actors Like Keith David. And They Were Looking At The Two Of Us Going, 'who Are These Guys?' So That Naturally Kind Of Put Us Together In A Way Where We'd Just Hang Out Together Because We Didn't Care About Status. We Just Wanted To Enjoy The Experience. The Two Things That Have Changed About Leo [ Dicaprio] Since That Time: He Can Drink Legally And He's No Longer A Virgin.

I'm Nothing Like Romeo In Real Life.

I Think It's A Real Danger, As An Actor, When You Try To Make Some Statement Through Your Career About What The Business Should Be Doing Or Ultimately What Your Image Should Be Or How You Want To Be Perceived. I Look At Every Project That Comes Along And Say, "is This Something I Can Sink My Teeth Into And Can Do A Good Job On?" That's Really How I Choose Roles.

You Can Either Be A Vain Movie Star, Or You Can Try To Shed Some Light On Different Aspects Of The Human Condition.

If You Can Do What You Do Best And Be Happy, You're Further Along In Life Than Most People.