Working With Anthony Hopkins Every Day Is

You Have A Visceral, Physical Response To Being In [the Real] Places, And The Sights And Sounds And The Smells Just Bring Something Else Out In You. You're Not Having To Fake That Or Imagine That. It's There. It Becomes As Much An Act Of Something You Bounce Off As The Other People You're Working With.

I Grew Up In A Household With Two Brothers And We Lived In The Bush. We Were Constantly Building Weapons And Forts And Things. But I Didn't Set Out To Be An Action Hero.

Any Time You Have Someone Come Up And Say They Love What You Do And They Get Great Joy From It Is A Very Humbling Experience.

Growing Up, My Parents Were My Heroes In The Way They Conducted Their Lives. My Dad Works In Child Protection. As Kids, Our Experiences Shape Our Opinions On Ourselves And The World Around Us And That's Who We Become As Adults, Because Of That Experience. He's Certainly Been My Hero. A Hero Is Someone Who Puts Themselves On The Line And Sacrifices Their Own Safety For The Greater Good And For Others. And I Think Anyone In Any Sort Of Profession Where The Welfare Of Other People Instead Of Individual Is Inspiring And Important.

Everywhere You Look In L.a., You're Reminded Of What You're A Part Of - Or What You're Not A Part Of. And Everyone You Meet Is Talking About The Same Thing All The Time.