I'm An Actor And It Happened To

Actors Aren't Fighters. They Don't Know How To Throw A Punch. So, There's A Lot Of Hitting In The Face. I'd Much Rather Fight With A Stuntman Than Another Actor. I Don't Like Fighting With Other Actors Because Somebody Always Ends Up Getting Hurt.

I Have Done Scenes As Harvey Two-face. It's Interesting. I Won't Tell You Exactly What We're Going For, But I Think That I Can Say That It Will Use All Of Today's Technology To Create This Character. He's Going To Be Interesting, And I Think That's What Makes This Character Important In The Movie-you Get To See Him As He Was Before, As In The Comic Books. Harvey Is A Very Good Guy In The Comic Books. He's Judicious. He Cares. He's Passionate About What He Loves And Then He Turns Into This Character. So You Will See That In This Film.

I Often Feel That My Days In New York City, That I Was Here For Five Years, Didn't Get One Job, Went On A Thousands Of Auditions And Literally Did Not Get A Job On A Soap, Not A Movie, Not Tv, Not Nothing, Although I Did Do Some Commercials Thank God.

Chris [nolan] Comes At This With Such A Different Take On Batman, So I Didn't Feel That I Had To Be True To Any Other Actor Playing This Role. Of Course, I Read The Comic Books. His Relationships With Lt. Gordon And With Batman, With Gotham City, Those Really Helped Me The Most.

I Think Women Can Be As Cruel As Men, And Men As Tender As Women, And Vice Versa.