The 50-year-old 'Kick-Ass' actor said he cannot stop himself reading people's opinions, and revealed he sometimes cares too much and complains to his wife about what the public have said about him, reported Contactmusic.
"I care about what people think of me. There are plenty of good things I've inherited from my father, but he was also very self-involved and someone who was concerned about how he was perceived.
"Some of the snarky comments people make can get under my skin. I can be a bit of a broken record at home when I read the things that are said about me," he said.
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