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It's All About Commerce. Movies Are Not Made Like Paintings, Where You Can Make Them For Free And Put Them At The Side. Movies Are Supposed To Make Money.

You're Never Really Playing Yourself. You're Always Acting. It's An Illusion That You're Really Playing Yourself. The Only Time I'm Playing Myself Is When I'm At Home!

I'm Not Bragging But My Movies Have Grossed Well Over A Billion Dollars.

I Don't Believe In Having To Show Anybody Anything. I Just Do My Work. You Know, Making A Living As An Actor Is Such A Rarity On Earth. It's Like Making A Living As A Painter. So I Look At Different Opportunities In The Same Way As Jack Nicholson, Who Said Once, "keep Popping Up In Different Holes. That's What You Want To Do: Just Keep Popping Up In Different Holes." That Made A Lot Of Sense To Me.

If I Buy A Luxury Gift For Someone I Love, It's Got To Be Perfect. The Product Has To Be In Perfect Condition From The Company. If I'm Going To Buy A Luxury Watch Or Luxury Car Or Clothing For Someone I Love, It's Got To Be Perfect, And They've Got To Handle It Perfectly. They Have To Pack It Perfectly. I Want The People That I Love To Have That Great Experience, Because You're Paying So Much, You Should Have It Perfect.