You Never Know As A Director What

The More I've Acted, I've Realised That I Have A) No Control Of And B) No Way Of Really Quite Understanding How People React To Anything I Do, Or Any Movie I Do.

If You Can Unify The Public Mind Saving An Iconic Species Like The Tiger, Like They Did With The Panda, That Means You Have To Protect Their Habitat And Everything That They Hunt. And That Means Saving Massive, Thousands Of Acres For Them To Be Able To Roam And Breed. So It's More Of A Land Effort.

I've Never Tried To Reach A Certain Demographic Of An Audience Or Try To Say: Ok, Now I'm Going To Do This Type Of Film To Transition Myself Into More Adult Roles. Or A Romantic Hero. Or Whatever It May Be.

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've Managed To Keep A Clear Head And Remain Sane In This Business Because I Remain A Kid Off-camera.