I Think The Most Interesting Question Is,

The Moment Your Kid's Born You Realize No One Knows Anything. No One Goes To Classes. You Just Have A Kid. You Can Read All The Books You Like, But Unfortunately None Of Our Kids Have Read The Books So They Don't Care. You're Basically Making It Up As You Go Along.

The Most Scared I'd Ever Been Was The First Time I Sang At A Rugby Match, Australia Versus New Zealand, In Front Of One Hundred Thousand People. I Had A Panic Attack The Night Before Because People Have Been Booed Off And Never Worked Again... Just Singing One Song, The National Anthem.

In Terms Of Theater, There's Not A More Supportive Theater Community Than In New York. It's Really Kind Of A Real Thrill To Go There. I Mean, Don't Forget, I'm A Boy From The Suburbs Of Sydney, So Getting To New York Is A Huge, Huge Thrill.

Luckily, I'm Not Afraid To Make A Fool Of Myself.

One Of The Canadian Customs Guards Got Suspicious And Said 'haven't You Been Coming And Going Across The Border A Lot Lately?' I Finally Told Him I Was Auditioning For Wolverine And Everything Changed. One Minute It Was Get Ready For The Strip Search, The Next It Was Come On And Sign Six Hundred Autographs.