I've Turned Down Twentysomething Million Dollars For

The Films That I Do Are Deep, Introspective, Brooding Roles That You're In This Heavy Headspace All The Time.

Unfortunately, In Hollywood, There Are Those Directors That Have Some Contempt For Actors. We've All Experienced That, In One Way Or Another.

I Don't Think A Lot Of Actors Talk About It, But There's Usually A Process Where You Essentially Purge Yourself Of The Character That You Played Prior To The Movie.

Filmmaking Is Such A Collaborative Piece Of Art That You Can't Look To One Person - You Couldn't Look To Me, You Couldn't Say, 'because Vin's In It, It's This Or That...' It's Really All Of Us Coming Together For That Period Of Time To Try And Make Magic.

Choosing The Car You Drive Is Like Choosing Your Wardrobe, Maybe Even More Important.