The Art Of Survival Is A Story

Dieter Dengler Was An Amazing Man. Who Knows What He Would've Been Had He Not Ever Been Tested In This Way? It's A Question That I Certainly Have Myself. What Would I Be Able To Do In Certain Situations? He Came Out, Obviously, Looking Like A True Hero, But He Didn't Go In Looking Like That. He Was Not Your Typical Image Of Somebody That You Would Think Would Be The Tough Guy Who Was Able To Endure. His Lighthearted Attitude, This Sort Of Dorkiness, And Naivete; It Ended Up Being The Finest Tool For His Survival.

I'd Love To Remain A Secret And Still Work, But I Also Want People To See The Movies I'm In And Get A Higher Profile Because Of That. I Like To Think That As Long As You Continue Choosing Diverse Roles, You Can Avoid Becoming Predictable.

I Met My Grandfather Just Before He Died, And It Was The First Time That I Had Seen Dad With A Relative Of His. It Was Interesting To See My Own Father As A Son And The Body Language And Alteration In Attitude That Comes With That, And It Sort Of Changed Our Relationship For The Better.

I Mean, First Of All, Let Me Say Whichever Superhero First Came Up With The Idea Of Wearing A Cape, He Wasn't Really Onto Anything Good. The Number Of Times I'm Treading On That Damn Thing Or I Throw A Punch And It Ends Up Covering My Whole Head. It's Really Not Practical.

I Tend To Think You're Fearless When You Recognize Why You Should Be Scared Of Things, But Do Them Anyway.