He has become a mega-star now, but Joseph Gordon-Levitt still is excited about working within new universe.

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The Don Jon actor talked with Movie Fone on Wednesday about working on the new Sin City and what it is like working on a movie that is very different from what he is used to.

"The actors were there. But that's just what's there -- the camera and the actors. And that's a beautiful thing because, to be honest, on a traditional movie set there's a lot of technical stuff that has to happen that you have to wait for, as an actor," Gordon-Levitt said.

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"That can kill your momentum, it can distract you, or you can break focus. But when you're doing a movie like this -- the production design and the location and all of that -- it happens later. So the focus is on camera and performance. And in a way it's really ideal for an actor."

As for the Sin City comics, Gordon-Levitt talked about being a huge fan and being happy to participate in the movies.

"Those comics were my kind of comics. I love the stark, graphic black-and-white aesthetic. I'm no good at drawing but I remember when I was young, just having fun sketching stuff," Gordon-Levitt said.

"But what's really fun, I don't know if you've ever tried it and Frank Miller is the master of it, but you cover a page with India ink and scratch out the white from the black. So you're not drawing in black lines, you're drawing in white lines. And it's so much fun."

Gordon-Levitt also dished on two future projects, Sandman and The Walk, one of which is in development and the other he just finished shooting.

"We're working towards (Sandman)," Gordon-Levitt said. "We just finished shooting (The Walk). It's definitely one of the most, if not the most, challenging thing I've ever done. And I mean that in the best way."

Gordon-Levitt plays Johnny in Sin City: A Dame To Kill For, which opens in theaters on Friday.