In New York, You're Forced To Deal

A Lot Of People When They Make Movies, The Actors Act Like It's Their Journey And That Everyone Is On The Set To Facilitate Their Journey And The Whole Thing Is Set Up That Way - They Ask If You Want Anything.

I've Learned It's Important Not To Limit Yourself. You Can Do Whatever You Really Love To Do, No Matter What It Is.

I Don't Know What Art Is Exactly, But I'm Pretty Sure It's Not Something You Get Paid To Do. For Myself This Is A Job. I Think It's Easier To Get Better At It If You Don't Lose Your Identity In It. You Do Whatever You Can To Try To Understand The Character. Because They're Paying You Feel Like You Should Be Doing Something.

The Problem With Hollywood Is That Nobody Works. They Have Meals. They Go To Pilates. But It's Not Enough. So They Do Drugs. If Everybody Had A Pile Of Rocks In Their Backyard And Spent Every Day Moving Them From One Side Of The Yard To The Other, It Would Be A Much Happier Place.

I Never Was That Boy Who Loved Gangster Films, But When I Was Growing Up, I Was Obsessed With The Detective Dick Tracy. It Was One Of My Favourite Movies As A Kid, And He Really Inspired Me. I Would Have Loved To Be Part Of That Golden Age Of Hollywood In The 1940s. It Made Me Want To Become An Actor.