I Don't Even Like To Sleep -

Almost All The Movies I've Directed Are Adaptations. And I Think What I Found When I Went To Film School, Where They Try To Push You To Find Your Voice Or Your Thing, Is That I Got A Lot Of Things Out Of Adaptations.

If The Work Is Good, What Does It Matter? I'm Doing It Because I Love It. Why Not Do As Many Things I Love As I Can? As Long As The Work Is Good.

When I Was A Child, I Wanted To Be An Actor, But I Had Really Bad Buck Teeth. I Didn't Want To Get Braces, But My Mom Said I Couldn't Be An Actor If I Didn't Get The Braces. So, I Got The Braces.

I'm An Actor, I Do Movies, And I Need To Find Somebody Who Enjoys That Kind Of Stuff. It's Not Like, "oh, I Have My Work Time, And We Go On A Date, And It Better Be Darn Fun And Exciting!" I Think It Should All Coalesce A Bit More.

When I Was Younger, I Thought, 'ok, I'm Supposed To Do This Project Because It'll Help My Career,' But That Didn't Work Because I Ended Up Doing Movies That I Worked Really Hard On But I Didn't Really Like And They Didn't Turn Out Well, So It Was Like I Lost Double. Once I Just Started Working With People And Projects I Believed In, Everything Changed And I Suddenly Had A Career That I Loved And That I Was Proud Of.