It Seems Like A Cliche, But You

It's Really Nice To Be Able To Do Something That You've Never Done. I Think That's The Gift Of Being An Actor Because I Get To Play A Cop, A Racist Cop And I've Never Done That Before. It's Nice To Inhabit These Other Worlds Especially When You Get To Work With Great Actors.

I Like To Do Comedy, But I'll Be Perfectly Honest, I Prefer To Do Drama And More Character-driven-based Stuff, Generally.

I Think The Reason I've Survived That Long Is Because I've Taken My Work So Seriously. Maybe Sometimes Too Seriously, But It's Always Been Important For Me To Do My Best Regardless Of The Film. I Think The Biggest Compliment I Get Is When People On The Street Stop Me And Say They've Liked The Choices I've Made.

It's Important To Air Your Concerns And Fears With Someone You Trust. When You're Honest About How You Can Change And Grow, And Where Your Weaknesses Are, Then You Open The Door For Improvement And Change.

I Think A Lot Of Directors, They Come Out Of Film School, They Don't Know Anything About Acting. Or They're Writers That Don't Know Anything About The Process. And I Think They're Afraid Sometimes To Talk To Actors And Be Honest With Actors.