I used to think that one of the great signs of security was the ability to just walk away.

In the real world there's an after-effect of disappointment if you lose an argument. But if, to begin with, you're set up not to have this particular autonomy, then you're not disappointed.

I have to keep myself in check when I go to the kids' sports events. I sit waaay in the back. I make sure I don't do too much cheering, you know what I mean? I'm still not quite adjusted to this modern school of thought: Oh, it doesn't matter who wins. I'm not all the way there yet, but I accept it from the back row.

I am in an age group where it is rude to discuss money, and now it is all anyone cares about.

There were points in my life where I felt oddly irresistible to women. I'm not in that state now and that makes me sad.

There are short parts that I as an actor am very right for. Or I just like the part. Or you need someone like me for the movie. By that I don't mean at the box office, I mean in the execution of the material.

I've always understood money; it's not a big mystical thing to me.