People Are Human. There's Such A Premium

I Think I Have A Pretty Good Ear. I Mean, Even Just Starting With, Like, Austin Powers, Where I Did Young Robert Wagner. People Were, Like, "how Do You Imitate Robert Wagner? What Does He Sound Like? What Does That Even Involve?".

I Go Through Phases Where I'll Overuse Words. S.e. Hinton, Who Wrote The Outsiders - She And I Have Been In Contact For The 50th Anniversary Of The Book - And She Said, "you Still Owe Me The 10 Dollars That We Bet That You Couldn't Stop Saying The Word 'gnarly.'"

Anybody Who Doesn't Have A Scandal I Have No Interest In Meeting Because They Haven't Lived Their Lives.

I Think [the Outsiders] Really Forged Who I Am As An Actor, And It's One Of The Reasons Why I Keep Being Drawn To Big Ensembles Where I'm Surrounded By Strong, Successful Actors Or Personalities. Because That Was My Initial Foray Into Movie Making.

The Really Good Thing About My Career Is That I Never Went Through A Phase Where I Played Characters Who Had Names Like "partygoer," "waiter," Or "guy #1."