And when I became him, that was kinda shocking to my family - that I could be so obnoxious and strut and swagger about being so goddamn suave, as this guy who just thought he was the man. Interestingly, he seems to have found his way into his recent characters' strengths by identifying their weaknesses, their neediness. These characters don't seem to have the love that holds us together. That's how I was always raised. That was my parents' priority.
Phoenix takes a predictably liberal view.
Set in the 1880s, when falling enlistments meant that increased numbers of convicts were drafted to boost army numbers, it shows an army base deteriorating into a microcosmic gangland, divided along racial lines. He certainly works hard, this vegan mumbler with his bad cigarette habit and unironed Prada togs. All rights reserved.