(Discussing his movie The Door in the Floor) "It's a very emotional movie, a whole range of emotions. It's sad, it's lonesome, it's very funny at the same time, almost slapstick near the end. In terms of my career, I was very, very lucky to have my first job this one, because it's hard to be typecast in this kind of a movie. After something like this, you don't really get chosen to do something like this again." (On his brother Ben Foster) "He's definitely my best friend and my mentor. A lot of time my dad was traveling so Ben really raised me." (On his family and growing up) "Well we moved a lot. I didn't just grow up in Iowa. I grew up in a lot of different places. We were all born in Boston, my brother and my dad, and I were all born in Boston, and then eventually we moved to Iowa. My dad and my mom create high-class nightclubs, bowling alleys, and billiard halls, places where women feel safe. And they're all over the country, so they travel back and forth to make sure they're all going smoothly."