If I'm On Set And I'm In

The First Thing That Happens Is The Cleansing Of The Former Character. I Don't Think A Lot Of Actors Talk About It, But There Is Usually A Process Where You Essentially Purge Yourself Of The Character Played Prior To The Movie. Then You Want To Think About What The Character Represents, And You Write Down All Of The Elements About This Character And Then Take The Time To Find Some Synchronicity And Start Breathing The Character.

I'm Not Really Afraid Of The Dark, Except If I'm Walking. The Thing That Scares Me The Most Is The Possibility Of Walking Into A Wall And Busting My Lip.

When I First Did 'the Fast And The Furious', I Didn't Want There To Be A Sequel On The First One. I Thought, 'why Would You Rush To Do A Sequel - Just Because Your First Film Is Successful?'

I Never Think Of People's Nationality Too Much. I Always Look At Everybody The Same. It's Impossible For Me To Just Say One Group Of People Over Separate Groups Of People. Maybe It's Because I Was Raised In New York City Which Is This Melting Pot. Everybody Was Always The Same And The Whole Point Of My Whole Film Existence Was To Say That We're Just One Race.

With Age, You Get To A Place Where You Don't Want To Knock People Out. You Just Want To Give People A Hug.