Right, now we're just using stereotypes, not looking at what the functions do, or the variant of sensors. Physical clumsiness is one of the least critical factors of typing, and a gut dismissal of mine to assume it an important directive factor.
A physically clumsy dominant-Se? Sir, they just don't exist.
But hey, you're the one who said he's ESTP without backing it up, so don't go blaming me for dismissing what you think when you did it first without even offering a rationale.
And it's ok to talk about stereotypes when the person we're talking about
embodies that stereotype (and certainly when we're discussing that person within the confines of a system that describes and categorises people based on those stereotypical characteristics).
Besides, the encyclopedic knowledge of pointless film trivia points to Si rather than Se imo. And regardless, just watch an interview with him, the dude simply can't stop jumping from one idea to another (and he also seems pre-occupied with his "genius", whereas an ESTP would be more likely to care how he looks and how he makes a physical impact on other people).
There are only three things I can think of that might point him toward being a dominant-Se; every now and then he speaks very loudly (sometimes too loudly, which is indicative that he isn't that physically aware), he's a show-off (which can easily just be tertiary Fe) and that he hangs out with a few Sensors (Eli Roth, Robert Rodriguez etc.).
