I've Always Been A Sucker For Attention.

The Hardest Part Was When I Was In High School Not Having A Job And Always Being Broke. I Had To Get To Auditions Without A Car. I Either Took The Bus Or Walked.

As An Actor You Have To Bring To The Table Your Creative Input. But When A Director Like Ridley Scott Says I Want You To Do This This Way, You Know When He Gets To The Editing Room He Has A Reason For It. Its Like Watching A Masterpiece.

I Understand It All. I Can Write My Own Ticket For One Or Two Movies. But If They're Not The Right Ones, My Ticket Gets Yanked. I Understand That's How It Works, And I'm Okay With It.

Before I Was An Actor I Was A Break Dancer, One Of Those Street Performers You See. I Guess My Introduction Into The Professional World Of Performing Was A Stint As Back Up Dancer For Lionel Richie And I Performed At The Closing Ceremony At The '84 Olympics.

I Speak To My Agent About Great Roles, And He's Like, 'they Are All Going To Will Smith.