I Think What Makes A Good Actor's

The Very First Big Photo Shoot I Ever Did Was With Bruce Weber. I Couldn't Believe This Guy Was Taking My Picture, So When He Told Me To Get In The Bathtub, I Just Did. It's Only Now, Looking Back, That I Realise, You Don't Have To Do Everything People Tell You.

It's Very Frustrating [ To Work Under Director's Control], Not Just Because You're Getting Rejected Constantly, But Also Because You're At A Time In Your Life Where You Have An Enormous Amount Of Creative Energy, And There's No Way To Express It. That's Why A Lot Of People Get Into Drinking Or Drugs Or Whatever.

If You Work At Something, You Get Better At It.

Right Before 'the Bourne Identity' Came Out, I Hadn't Been Offered A Movie In A Year.

Still, The Change Is Nearly Indescribable - Going From Total Obscurity To Walking Down A Street In New York And Having Everybody Turn And Look; To Feel The Temperature Of A Room Change When I Walked In.