Nothing Would Make My Kids Happier Than

I Fired A Bunch Of People And Kind Of Went Back To My Roots. I Fired My Agent - I Had This Big, Fancy Agent And A Big Fancy Manager And A Big Fancy Lawyer - And I Went Back To My First Agent And Said, "i Want To Go Back To Just Being An Actor."

Something Like 'without A Paddle' Does Really Well At The Box Office And I'm Like, 'oh, Here We Go.' In 'without A Paddle' I'm The Romantic Lead - Great! A Comedy And That's What America Wants. Then It Did Nothing For Me And I Went Into Kind-of A Work Abyss. I Just Didn't Get Another Shot.

How Much Do You Have To Pay Someone To Be In A George Clooney/alexander Payne Film? Nothing!! Because Everyone In The World Wants To Be A Part Of It. Therefore You Pay Nothing. And That Continues Until You Become Something They Need... I'm Not That Kind Of Actor. I'm Blue Collar And Very Replaceable.

So Much Of Hollywood Is About Who The People You Work With Are.

When You Go From Movie To Movie, It's Like Going From Family To Family. You Work With People For Really Intense Hours On Really Long Days And A Bond Happens. So Even When A Movie Is Terrible, You Love It.