I'll Always Be A Foreigner.

I See My Friends, My Family, My Cousins Work All Day Long For Very Little Money, And If I Have This Problem Of Not Being Able To Wall On The Streets, It's Not A Big Deal.

I Have An Accent, I'm Limited, I Have To Play Foreign Parts - I Would Love To Play American Parts But I Can't Because I Have An Accent. You Are More Limited As A Foreigner In Every Area.

If I Had To Fall In Love With All The Actresses I Play With And Live The Situations I Have To Play, I Would Be Lost ! I Need To Be Solid And Know Who I Really Am To Have Fun In Making Something Else. I Noticed, While Talking With Other Actors, That They Often Let Ambiguity Float. I Don't Like Ambiguity, It's Dangerous. I Need Distance. I Also Think That The Result Would Prevent The Audience From Identifying To The Characters. If You Feel The Things Too Strongly, You Simply Close The Doors.

It's Nice To Have Some Distance With Your Family. As Long As You're Closer To Them By Love.

I'm Not A Movie Star Like Other Actors In The Way That I Need To Walk Around With A Bodyguard. My Goal Is Just To Get Some Interesting Parts And Make Enough Money To Live Free. Otherwise, To Be A Movie Star, It's A Lot Of Compromise And Also A Lot Of Headaches. You Can't Do What You Want. You Become A Prisoner Of Your Fame. This Happened To Me In France And I Don't Want It. I Want To Go To The Terrace Of A Café, Have A Coffee. I Have No Problems With The Fact That People Recognize Me, I'm Very Glad About It, But To Be A Movie Star Is Kind Of Unreal For Me.