My Ass May Be Dumb, But I

What I Remember From [the First Meeting With Samuel L. Jackson] Was That He Was A Friendly, Animated Kind Of Guy. His Screen Image Is A Hard Boiled Intimidating Kind Of Character. That's What I Remembered Thinking, 'boy, This Guy Seems Like A Normal Guy.'

I Think The Biggest Challenges For Franchises Are Keeping Them Fresh And Exciting, And Most Times, You Need A Good Bad Guy To Make That Thing Continually Work, And Sometimes They Don't.

I Actually Think I Have An Audience Member's Sensibility About Going To The Movies.

When You Start To Talk About Comic Books, A Lot Of The Time, People Forget About The Comic Part Of It. They Need To Be Funny.

It's Always Interesting To Play Characters Who Are Vulnerable And How You Display That Vulnerability And What It's Going To Mean To People Who Watch It.