I Didn't Like Some Of The Movies

With Any Mannerisms Or Dialogue, You Have To Be Careful You're Not Just Serving Yourself. What Happens With Improving Is A Lot Of Times, If You're Not In The Framework Of The Script, You're Just Making Everything Easier So It Fits You. It's Much More Interesting And Challenging To Go To It, Rather Than It Coming To You.

Suddenly Playing The Charming Bad Guy Was My Thing.

I Know When I Go To A Movie I Want To Experience Something, Whether To Laugh, To Cry, To Feel Bad.

I've Done A Few Movies Where I Really Liked The Project, But I Wasn't Sure About The Director, And I Still Did It And My Instinct Was Right, In The Beginning. Even Though It Was A Good Story, The Guy Still Didn't Really Know What He Was Doing.

You Know, It Was A Small, Independent Movie And With Paramount Becoming Involved, It Was Obviously A Good Thing, But You Can't Put A Round Peg In A Square Hole.