You Learn After You've Been In The

As An Actor, You're Constantly Searching For That Great Character. Also, Being A History Buff And Learning About People In Our Past And Amazing Things That They've Done, I Came Across A Book About Howard Hughes And He Was Set Up As Basically, The Most Multi-dimensional Character I Could Ever Come Across. Often, People Have Tried To Define Him In Biographies, But No One Seems To Be Able To Categorize Him.

I'm Still Exploring In A Lot Of Ways. I Don't Know Myself Completely.

My Father, George, Has Also Affected The Choices In My Life Regarding Films. I Like Films That Take Chances Or Say Something Different Or Experiment. Growing Up With Him, I Was Surrounded By Different Artists - Not Just Actors Or Film-makers But Cartoonists, Poets, Writers.

With Romeo And Juliet, You're Talking About Two People Who Meet One Night, And Get Married The Same Night. I Believe In Love At First Sight-but It Hasn't Happened To Me Yet.

I Have No Problem Playing Anyone Who Has Different Politics Than Me. In Fact, I Don't Take That Into Consideration At All. You Have To Find Something Sympathetic In A Man. It's That Common Ground You Need To Connect With Someone.