Interview from the Set of Masterminds
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Interviewer : Tell me about your lost childhood because of the acting business.
Vincent: I didn't have a lost childhood, I mean this.....
Interviewer: You had a childhood and an acting career?
Vincent: Ya.... well I just recently have become doing movies and stuff but I used to do small roles in films and I didn't lose anything. I mean, if my friends liked me because I was in the movies, they soon got bored of me, 'cause, I mean, it loses its glory so fast. Like even with Patrick [Stewart] I don't look at him as a movie star anymore, he's just another guy and if I didn't like who he was, I wouldn't talk to him. I would just be like 'see you later bro'. And it's just like that with anyone, and everyone thinks if I ever talked to a star I'd been so nice. But after five or six sentences your just like, Oh I thought he'd be like, ya know, it's just, they're just people.
Director Roger Christian talking about Vincent: "He's very like his character. He's a very rambunctious boy, and that's what we needed, this kind of charm that pours off the screen. He's got that."
Patrick Stewart talks about Vincent: "Vincent is an extraordinary actor. And I do say actor. He's not a child performer or a young person who's just behaving, he's an actor."
Interviewer: Certainty there could be a great soundtrack to this film.
Vincent: Ya, I hope that they don't get this light, like, alternative stuff, and that they go for more of the punk kind of deal. I mean the kid is not an Oasis type kid, he's kind of an I'll-kick-your-ass-if-you-get-in-my-way kind of guy.
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