I Know Who I Am. And After

You Know Who It Is? It's Me In 10 Years. So I Turned 25. Ten Years Later, That Same Person Comes To Me And Says, 'so, Are You A Hero?' And I Was Like, 'not Even Close. No, No, No.' She Said, 'why?' I Said, 'because My Hero's Me At 35.' So You See Every Day, Every Week, Every Month And Every Year Of My Life, My Hero's Always 10 Years Away. I'm Never Gonna Be My Hero. I'm Not Gonna Attain That. I Know I'm Not, And That's Just Fine With Me Because That Keeps Me With Somebody To Keep On Chasing.

It's One Of The Things I Love About Making Films: The Places I've Got To Travel That I Would Never Have Gone To Before.

Life Is A Series Of Commas, Not Periods.

One Of The Great Pleasures Of Going To See A Daniel Day-lewis Film: You Haven’t Seen Him In Five Years. Where Have You Been? So, It’s A Special Event, Right? Well, If You Want To Go See A Movie That I’m In, It Still May Be A Special Event For You, But, You Don’t Feel Like You Don’t Know Where I’ve Been.

I Like To Customize Things. I Customized The Back Of Old Lincoln To Be My Mobile Office. I Had One Of Those Little Laptop Desks Like In A Police Car, And I Had A Cooler In There, So That Was My Mobile Office.