I Want To Make A Good, Solid

I Have Definitely Been Curious And Involved In The Process; Even As A Young Actor. I Was Always Looking At Where The Camera Was, What Story It Was Telling. And As My Experience Grew, I Wanted To Know Even More.

And Of Course To Work With Jack Nicholson And Diane Keaton, And Work With A Wonderful, Beautiful Script Directed By Nancy Meyers, It Was Really For Me A Dream Come True.

I Mean, I Went To A Catholic Boys School For A Year, But That Was To Play Hockey. Religion Class Was Quite Contentious For Me.

Sometimes, With The Scale Of A Film, It's Like When I Walked On The Sets Of "the Matrix," Especially In "reloaded," There Was The City Square, Or In "revolutions" With Some Of The Machine World, You're Like, "wow, This Is A Big Playground," Which Is Fun To Watch. But The Acting Experience And The Collaborating And Creating The World, Working On The Piece, They're The Same Joys.

I Don't Know The Law, The Kind Of Law Of Quantity And Quality, But I Think The Opportunity Of People Being Able To Express Themselves And To Have The Means Of Production Is A Great Thing. It's Also Changing How We're Telling Stories.