The 29-year-old star is among the most in-demand performers in Hollywood, but he said he did not aspire to be an actor during his youth and actually fell into the business by accident, reported Contactmusic.
"I wasn't somebody who wanted to be an actor. I just did some satirical bits for the school TV channel and I joined drama club at the end of my sophomore year. My friends were sarcastic. 'Oh. You're in drama now. That's cool, man.'
"They never came to any of my plays or anything. Now they always want to come on set. Especially if I'm working with a pretty girl.
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