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I've Always Felt That If You Back Down From A Fear, The Ghost Of That Fear Never Goes Away. It Diminishes People.

To Make Films Like 'x-men' Work Commercially - And Also Have Some Class - Is One Of The Hardest Things There Is To Do. I Want To Be Seen To Be Able To Cross Lots Of Genres And Still Be 'fair Dinkum,' As We Say In Australia, Which Means Genuine And True And, Well, Unique.

I Think One Of The Things I Always Loved About The Comics Was This Idea That This Character, When He Goes Berserk, That White, Blind Rage Makes Him Incredibly Powerful, But It's Also A Great Flaw. It's Almost Like He Loses Consciousness Of What He's Doing. During That He Can Do Great Damage.

Your Idea Doesn't Have To Be Big. It Just Has To Be Yours Alone. The More The Idea Is Yours Alone, The More Freedom You Have To Do Something Really Amazing. The More Amazing, The More People Will Click With Your Idea. The More People Click With Your Idea, The More It Will Change The World.

At The End Of Drama School, I Made A Contract With Myself: I'd Try Acting For Five Years. I Was 26. I Had Already Spent Eight Years Working In Restaurants And Gas Stations. So I Had Seen Enough Small Businesses To Understand That That's What Acting Is: A Small Business.