I wouldn't want to see anything irreparable happen, but I also like it when seemingly irreparable thing occur and men and women find a way to move past it.

Discipline for me is about respect. It's not even about self-respect; it's about respect for life and all it offers.

I know very little about acting. I'm just an incredibly gifted faker.

I don't like words coming out of a character's mouth that I adore because not only is he a little bit duplicitous but he's kind of practical in the way he thinks, and he thinks in terms of everyone's humanity and how quickly we can go against what we think we meant when we said it or what we believe or blah, blah, blah.

Remember that just because you hit bottom doesn't mean you have to stay there.

McDonald's being the official restaurant of the Olympics is like smoking being the official medicine of cancer.

I thought that the grounded-ish nature of the first Iron Man and where I think the success of it was based was I think people got excited that this was a technologically possible occurrence; and didn't Obama order an Iron Man?