I'm A New Yorker. I Always Have

Fight Sequence To Me Isn't Just About The Athleticism. It So Often Is About What The Emotion That Is Behind It And How Willing You Are To Really, Really Challenge That Emotion Or Really Take That Emotion To That Place So You're Feeling A Certain Intensity For The Whole Time When You're Shooting The Actual Physical Scenes.

In Hollywood, I Think I Get A Bad Rap For Being A Perfectionist. It's Something That's Not Always Welcomed In Hollywood, Because You're Always Pushing People And You're Pushing Yourself To Be The Best That You Can Be.

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.

You Break Her Heart, I'll Break Your Neck.

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.