A Live Action Movie Is Work, And

Michael Keaton Had A Great, Great Career. I Do Remember When I Was A Young Guy Thinking About Him, About How He'd Had The Chance To Do It All, So Yeah. But, There's Nobody Where I've Said, "man, I Really Want That Guy's Career."

I Don't Think You Can Help But Personalize A Role. You Almost Play To None Of The Preconceived Notions Of It. It's More Or Less A Personal Experience And Journey.

You Know, There's Nobody Where I've Said, 'man, I Really Want That Guy's Career.' I Mean, Each Of Us Has To Make Our Own Go Of It.

If You Have A Dishonest Moment, You're Going To Lose The Audience. So I Had To Not Only Light Myself In The Scenes.

Acting Has Given Me A Way To Channel My Angst. I Feel Like An Overweight, Pimply Faced Kid A Lot Of The Time - And Finding A Way To Access That Insecurity, And Put It Toward Something Creative Is Incredibly Rewarding. I Feel Very Lucky.