I Was More Like A Middle Child.

I Would Love To Do A Western. I Would Love To Play An Explorer. That Is Always Something That Has Really Captured My Imagination Since I Was A Kid, Like James Cook Or Magellan Or Earnest Shackleton.

The Kind Of über-objective Is To Make People Laugh. You Always Have To Have That In The Back Of Your Mind, "eh, I've Got To Figure Out A Way To Make This Funny."

One Of The Unique Things Is That Whether We Were Out At Sea Or In The Middle Of The Water Tank, A Lot Of Times You Just Couldn't Leave. Especially When We Were Out At Sea.

I Hear Actors Complain About Being Stereotyped, And A Lot Of The Time, You Have Yourself To Blame. Just Don't Take The Part If You Feel Like It's A Stereotypical Part For You. You Have Control Over Your Life. We Don't Have The Old Studio System, Where You Have To Do What They Tell You.

I Come From A Pretty Working-class Neighborhood In Chicago. Hard Work Was Just Expected Of You. It Wasn't Some Noble Thing You Did; It Was A Prerequisite. It's What A Man Did. You Get Up, You Put On Your Boots, And You Work Hard. We've Lost A Lot Of That, I'm Afraid.