I Was Very Sickly As A Kid

I Think The Violence Is Important. It All Depends On The Genre. Rambo Was Ultra-violent, And I Think It Worked. You Have To Give Stallone Credit. You Have To Respect Him For Taking That Shot, And Taking The Violence All The Way. He Was The First One To Do That In A Long Time. It Fricking Worked.

I'm Not Doing Any Crazy Stuff Any More. Like I Used To Do High Falls; I Used To Jump From The Motorcycle To The Truck Myself. That's Unheard Of Today. Now Nobody Would Ever Do That. In Those Days It Was Stupid, Man. I Just Did It Because That's What It Was, But That I Don't Do Anymore.

You Can't Give Someone Five Hundred Punches In A Film Anymore. You Beat On Them, And They Continue To Stand There Staring At You. That Doesn't Work. People Just Don't Buy That Anymore.

I've Drank More Beer And Pissed More Blood And Banged More Women Than All You Numb Nuts Put Together!

On The One Hand, You Have These Huge Budget Films That Cost Millions Of Dollars. They Are Effects Driven, They Don't Have Well Known Actors In Them, And They Are Making Money. Well, Some Of Them Are. One The Other Hand, You Have Stallone And Statham, And Guys Like Deniro And Pacino, And Costner, Who Are All Trying To Make Movies About Real People. They Are Interested In Character Driven Projects.