When You Grow Up In The [film]

Fame Is Not The Worst Thing. I Went To Dinner The Other Night, And The Girls In The Restaurant Ignored Me. It Was So Annoying.

I Suppose Playing An Older Man Is A Way Of Preparing Myself For Getting Older.

I Think People Read The Tabloids Because They Want To See You Eating A Burger, Or Out Of Your Makeup Or Doing Something Stupid Because They Just Want To See That You're Like Everyone Else. And That's Okay. I Don't Want To Catch Myself Anymore Saying That My Life Is Hard, Because The Good Far Outweighs The Bad In My Life. And It's Easier To Focus On Those Things, On The Things That Are Important.

I Realise That I Do Not Change The Course Of History. I Am An Actor, I Do A Movie, That's The End Of It. You Have To Realise We Are Just Clowns For Hire. After I Had Success It Was Great, At First, Not To Worry About Money. It Was On My Mind When I Was Growing Up.

I Think Actors Make The Mistake Of Finding Their Little Niche In The Business And Once They Try To Do Something A Little Darker, Boom, They Get Slapped Across The Face For It, So They Go Back To What They Did Before.