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I Was Taught That You Didn't Want To Be Part Of The Group - That It Was Better To Do Your Own Thing.

I Like - There's A Better Word For It, But I Like The Danger That A Comic Brings To A Role. It Has A Feeling, Even Though Everything's Scripted And Everything's Planned What You're Going To Do. When I See Will Ferrell Or Sacha Baron Cohen, There's A Feeling That Anything Could Happen.

My Movies Before Tend To Be Just Funny. But It Wasn't A Conscious Thing I Was Looking For At All.

I'm Not Worried About Young People Seeing An Opportunity And Taking Advantage Of It.

I Was Raised By My Mom. She Taught Me How To Be A Gentleman; Nobody In The Movies Taught Me. I Think People Are Raised By Their Parents. If You're Raised By Movies, It's A Whole Other Set Of Problems. I Don't Think It's As Simple As Me Saying Movies Are Meant To Entertain, But I Certainly Don't Feel Moral Responsibility In Putting This Out In The World And Being Like, "ok, This Is Going To Affect How Guys Make Decisions Because They See Some Of My Films Or Whatever." I Just Don't.