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One Of The Things That Separates A Good Genre Movie From A Bad Genre Movie, I Always Think, Ironically, Is When You Care About The People. The Dime A Dozen Ones Are Where You Don't Have Any Awareness Of The Character.

Whenever A Really Passionate, Talented Filmmaker Seems To Have An Interest In Me, I Take It Very Seriously Because I Like To Work.

If I Do Three Movies In A Year, I Don't Feel Like Acting Ever Again.

My Job - And It's Really True - Is That It's Constantly Evolving And Changing. When I Was Doing The Chet Baker Movie I Was Obsessed With Playing The Trumpet, And To My Absolute Shock I Haven't Picked The Trumpet Up Since We Wrapped. It Was So Much Work. I Thought I Was Going To Keep Playing The Rest Of My Life, 'cause It Was Fun, It's Just A Lot Of Work. And It's A Really Unique Job That Exposes You To A Lot.

Good Genre Movies Are A Little Bit Like Trying To Write A Haiku. There Are Certain Things That You Have To Do To Fulfill The Audience's Expectations, But Inside That, You Have Complete Freedom To Talk About Whatever You Want. Who Wants To See A Movie About Gun Violence In America And Class? But, If You Set It In This Terrifying, Fun, Roller Coaster Ride Of A Movie, You Can Talk About Whatever You Want. That's Been The Game That Genre Movies Play, When They Do It Well.