Being An Actor In L.a. Is Like

I Think Your Emotion Changes From Person To Person. As You Get Older, A Lot Of People Become Cynical Because Of The Experiences They Have Had And Haven't Been Able To Let Go Of, Whether They've Been Cheated On Or Whether It Hasn't Worked Out. It's So Easy To Turn Around Right Now And Say, "just Let It Go."

I Truly Believe In Love, And I Think That Every Relationship Should Start The Way That Our Relationship Started With Our First Love When We Were 16, 17 Or 18.

I Wish I Had Some Interesting Stories About Living In L.a., But Mostly I Just Do My Work And Then Go Home.

Being An Actor In L.a. Is Like Being In Prison: You Go, You Serve Your Time, You Try To Replicate Johnny Depp's Career-and Then You Move To Paris.

When You Play A Character It's The Persona You Bring Across From A Book To Film, Or Book To Script To Film. If I Play Frank Sinatra, There's Gonna Be Things I Do In A Movie That Frank Might Not Have Done, But It's The Personality That Comes Across.