My Movies Are Unadorned, They're Not Particularly

Studios Are Used To Have An Investment In You, An Actual, Literal Investment In An Actor. You Paid Them Some Money, You Had A Contract With Them And You Were Almost Like A Commodity.

One Of The Differences Between Now And Then Is That The Idea Of Body Image Is A Much Bigger Issue Now. Back Then, Just Being Kind Of Heavy And Barrel-chested Passed For Heroic. Now, You Wouldn't Dare To Play A Hero Without A Lot Of Dieting And Various Specialised Abdomen Machines. But That Was One Of The Things Which Was Interesting About It And I Did Want To Portray Because There's Good And Bad.

God Help Me If I Ever Do Another Movie With An Explosion In It. If You See Me In A Movie Where Stuff Is Exploding You'll Know I've Lost All My Money.

I Think When You Have Children, It Just Changes Your Worldview.

I Have Definitely Noticed That I Care Less About Certain Things. Other Actors Are Like: "you Can't Do That", Or "you Can't Do This. This Will Position You In The Wrong Way." That's Not My Thing. And Obviously So, Because You Can See I Don't Craft Or Cultivate My Career.