An Actor Should Never Be Larger Than

It Helps So Much Being On Location. It's Like The Difference Between Performing For The Rectangle Of The Camera Versus A World Being Created And Then The Camera Finds Things Within That. There's A Huge Difference In That, Because What It Takes Away Is Performance. You Don't Feel Like Performing. You're Just Kind Of Doing It. You're Existing.

There Are Movies That Require Fantasy And Slightly More Fantastical Acting. Lines That Are Good For Certain Movies, In Real Life Circumstances, Would Be Absolutely Unbelievable Things To Really Say, And You Would Look At These People Like They're Freaks For Conversing That Way. But Somehow For Certain Styles Of Movies, It Works, And It Seems Fine.

All I've Ever Ended Up With In Terms Of Achievements Is The Movie, Some Really Stupid Anecdotes, A Bunch Of Crosswords That I Didn't Finish And Maybe Some Old Bicycle That I Found Lying Around On Set.

It's Tough To Make A Good Movie. I Think The Bigger The Movies Are, The Worse They Are. A Lot Of Big Movies Make A Lot Of Money And You Kind Of Forget About What They Are And They Don't Really Make You Think.

I'm Sure You Find It Fascinating. It's Always Interesting For Everybody To Look At People Who've Been Pushed To The Brink. You Wonder How You Would Fare With That. Nobody's Interested In Somebody Who Doesn't Ever Really Do Anything. I Don't Have A Choice In That. I Will Always Go For Those Kinds Of Characters. Each One Is A Separate Choice For Me, But I Think It's Fairly Natural To Find Yourself Gravitating Towards People Who Have Done Extraordinary Things.