The 45-year-old actor, who called off his seven-year-old marriage with the "Kill Bill" star in 2005, said Thurman was exactly the opposite of the girl he was looking out for, reported FemaleFirst.
"(The problem with) Uma was a mathematical one. I was looking for a home, a sense of security, a foundation and a family in the concept of marriage.
"I was looking for the opposite of what I had in my life, always exposed to the flashes - but I fell in love with someone that just added more flashes to my private life," he said.
"Our marriage became the antithesis of what I wanted and we found it very difficult to feel grounded. I know there are people who can handle it, I have friends who do. For me it was impossible. As I say, it was a matter of mathematics," he said.
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