My wife, kids and I still fly coach -- not first-class. I think I have a certain responsibility to let my children know I am not special because of what I do, but who I am as a person.

(On starting out in L.A. and his fame level now) A little job here, a little job there, and after six months in L.A., I was paying for my rent and my meals. Very slowly, the tiniest of snowballs snowballed from there. At some point, the snowball got to be a nice size, and I wanted it to stay that way. That`s sort of now. I don`t want it to keep rolling. Or rather, I want it to keep rolling, but I don`t want it to keep getting bigger.

If expectations are low, you can only impress people. But if expectations are there for you to be the leading guy, and you`ve been paid X amount of money, you`re on a tightrope and all of a sudden you`re looking down. If it was up to me now, I would just stay on the up-and-coming list until I`m like 90.

If you`re lucky enough to pick what you do, that`s the greatest career you can have. Ultimately, that`s my goal: to have choices. - Interview with Men`s Health, May 2007.

If you`re an attractive guy, everyone thinks you`re successful just because of the way you look. I hate that.