I Still Don't Have A Publicist. If

Growing Up In A Particular Neighborhood, Growing Up In A Working-class Family, Not Having Much Money, All Of Those Things Fire You And Can Give You An Edge, Can Give You An Anger.

But You See, I Have Played More Good Guys Than I Have Played Villains.

At 23 It Was All About Acting. Today It's Getting My Kids To School, Making Sure That They've Done Their Homework. I'm In My Fifties, And I'm Turning Into A Square.

And Costume Is So Important For An Actor. It Absolutely Helps To Get Into Character; It's The Closest Thing To You, It Touches You. Some Actors Like To Go Into Make-up And Then Put Their Clothes On, But I Like To Dress First; That's My Routine.

When You Play A Character That Is So Emotionally Closed There Are Times When You Ask Yourself If You Are Doing Enough And If It's Reading. That Is Where You Have A Director, Who Is The Barometer Of What You Are Doing.