I Was Always A Real Athletic Kid.

I Get Criticized For Taking Roles In Films Like Ghost Rider 2, But If You Look At My Résumé, Dude, I've Mixed It Up As Much As I Can.

In 'pacific Rim' I Had To Have A Haircut I Wouldn't Usually Rock. However, The Moustache I Had In The Film - That Might Have To Come Out Again. It Was A Good Moustache. Good Times.

Even When I Went To America I Didn't Work For Four Years. It Wasn't Like I Came To New York And It Was The Land Of Milk And Honey. It Was Just As Much Of A Hard Graft. But There's A Lot More Opportunity Nowadays Across The Board For Actors, No Matter What Color You Are, With The Internet And Small Productions.

There Are Things That I Really Find Important, And That We Need To Remind Ourselves Of. When You Think About Disability, Do You Really Think About It? Someone Who's A Full-time Trainer Or A Boxer, Someone Who's Got A Major Disability, But Who Doesn't Let That Get In His Way, That's A Really Good Message For Someone Who Is Able-bodied. It Can Make Them Think, 'wow, I Suppose I Could Be Doing Better For Myself.'

I Think 'the Wire' Really Is Relatable. It Reflects An Ongoing Issue Across America, About Inaccuracies In Major Cities Between Rich And The Poor And Some Of The Things That Go On Behind The Red Tape Of Council And Government Bodies.