The Fact Of The Matter Is This:

That's A Traditional Samoan Dance. I Was Lucky That I Was Able To Fly My Cousins, Who Are Professional Dancers, Up From Hawaii And They Were Able To Be In The Movie With Me. We Had A Great Time.

There Was A Time In My Life When Opportunities Were So Few And Far Between They Were Like Little Cracks In The Wall, And If One Opportunity Came My Way, I Would Scratch And Claw And Bite And I Would Do Anything I Could To Make Sure That I Grabbed That Opportunity By The Throat And I Did Not Let It Go.

I Would Just Say That I Could Share What Served Me, Which Was Trying To Find The Best Material That I Could Possibly Find And Make It Better. When Other Celebrities And Sports Stars, Or People That Are Successful In Another Area, Cross Over Into Movies, They're Always Encouraged To Bring That Same Tenacity And That Same Relentless Drive That You Had To Make It. You Have To Apply That To Acting.

I Think There Are A Number Of Things That You Can Do To Encourage Your Kids' Dreams But I Do Believe In Speaking By Experience Of Having A Lot Of Help Along The Way, Stumbling In The Past. We've All Stumbled And We Certainly All Deserve To Get Up And Walk Again.

But Being On Location And Shooting, Whether Its In Puerto Rico Or Atlanta, It Always Reminds Me Of How Really Cool My Job Can Be. Interacting With The Fans Is One Of The Best Parts Of It.