I've Directed Independent Film.

I Don't Know When The Last Time Was That Steven Spielberg Or George Lucas Made A Movie With Universal, But I Can Tell You That Universal Is Leading The Charge. They're Looking At Film Differently. They're Planning Ahead In A Way That I've Never Seen A Studio Do Before. They're Believing In A Relationship Between Fan And Film Franchise, In A New Way. They're More Receptive To An Audience, In Part Because Of Social Media, In A Way We've Never Been Allowed.

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.

I Approach Every Film I Do In The Same Way, Whether It's An Action Film Or Not An Action Film. I Guess If A Certain Physicality Lends Itself To Action, But I Started Acting Before I Reached Puberty. I Was 7 Years Old When I Started Acting. It Wasn't Until I Became A Bouncer In New York.

I Grew Up The Son Of An Acting Teacher But I've Never Been Really Good At Articulating What That Process Is. It Was Always A Bit More Internal.

I Was Raised In New York City And Raised In The New York City Theater World. My Father Was A Theater Director And An Acting Teacher, And It Was Not Uncommon For Me To Have Long Discussions About The Method And What The Various Different Processes Were To Finding A Character And Exploring Character And Realizing That Character.