My Dad Was An Absentee Dad, So

I Tend To Play Characters That I Can Infuse With Certain Kinds Of Humour. Even The Baddest Guy Can Be Funny In His Own Particular Way. I Want The Audience To Engage With The Character On Some Deeper Level So That They Leave The Cinema Still Thinking About Him.

I Sit At Home And Read Books. I Watch Movies. I Watch Television. I Go And Play Golf. I Don't Go To Nightclubs. I Don't Go Out To Dinner That Often. I'm Not A Big Party Guy.

When I Saw The Script [of The Man], I Saw The Character And Knew I Could Do The Character. It's A Relationship Movie, Which Is Also What I Love To Do. That's What Attracts Me To Projects.

I'm A Good Son, A Good Father, A Good Husband - I've Been Married To The Same Woman For 30 Years. I'm A Good Friend. I Finished College, I Have My Education, I Donate Money Anonymously. So When People Criticize The Kind Of Characters That I Play On Screen, I Go, 'you Know, That's Part Of History.'

I Approach My Work The Way An Actor Approaches Their Work. The Only Difference Is That I Do Comedy, And My Job Is To Make Things Funny. My Style Makes Things Sound Like They're Improvisational And Happening Right Then And There.