When You Have Something To Work With,

For Every Role, You Have To Always Find A Different Way To Approach It, One That's Specific And Suits What The Key Is. Every Role's A Mystery. I Think If You Know What It Is, You Probably Shouldn't Even Do It.

If You Know What It Is Before You Even Start, It's Not As Interesting. Central To Being An Actor Is Pretending, And The Adventure Of It All. That's Why You Become A Junkie For Different Kinds Of Situations. I Try To Attach Myself To People Who Really Inspire Me, And Directors Who Are Really Passionate. That Way, I Can Give Myself More Fully And Trust The Impulse Behind Why The Film Is Being Made, And I Can Be A Little More Irresponsible In Finding Out What The Character Is. I Have To Worry Less About What The Character Means If I Trust The Director.

It Makes Me Laugh When I Hear A Guy Talking About Being In Touch With His Feminine Side. But I Gravitate Towards Women, I Identify With Them. And I Do Cry Very Easily, More And More As I Get Older.

The Bad Things About Theatre Get Balanced By The Good Things In Film And Vice Versa. So To Tell You The Truth, I Love It When I Can Go Back And Forth - It Feeds Different Parts Of You And Exercises Different Muscles.

I Pride Myself On Being Fairly Polite On A Set So It's Kind Of A Guilty Pleasure To Poke Others On The Set.