Despite Not Looking Like A Matinee Idol,

I Get The Greatest Joy From Just Doing Anything, Being An Actor. Doing Music, And Doing What I Love To Do. I Don't Make A Huge Distinction Between Comedy And Drama. I Think The Whole Point Is Just Trying To Be As Honest, From Moment To Moment, As You Can Be. If You're Honest About The Material, And The Material Is Ridiculous, Then You're In A Comedy.

I'm Not A Big Fan Of Kids' Movies That Have This Knowing Snarkiness To Them Or This Post-modern Take On Storytelling. I Think That Sails Right Over The Heads Of Most Kids. There's Something To Be Said For A Well-told Fairy Tale. There's A Reason That These Mythic Stories Stay With Us.

It's Thought Of As An Eccentric Thing For An Actor To Really Try To Maintain Quality Control Through The Whole Career. Most People Think, 'you Just Work. You Just Keep Working.' And In Some Ways I Wish I Could Be A Guy Who's Just A Workhorse.

To Me, It Doesn't Make Any Sense To Pick Your Work Based On The Size Of The Budget Of The Movie.

Somehow That Doesn't Feel Like A Natural Human Thing To Do, To Go To Those Dark Places, You Have To Kind Of Force Yourself To Do That. And Comedy, It's Like You're Excited To Get There In The Morning Every Day.