A Script Is Like A Theory Of

Surprising People Is The Key To Career Longevity For Someone Like Me.

I Actually Envy Actors Who Have A Persona: 'this Is The Way I Am. This Is The Part I Play.' And Do It Over And Over And Over. To Me, That's A Lot Easier Than Trying To Reinvent Yourself Every Six Months.

For A While I Had A Blues Band In L.a., But I Realized I Was Too Optimistic To Play The Blues. I Did Not Have The Misery In My Heart That The Blues Required.

My Family Are All Storytellers, And I Think I Inherited A Lot More Of That Gene Than Other People In My Family. I Guess I Was Fun To Have Around.

I've Never Been Someone Who's Been Given Work Because Of The Way I Look Or Because I Have Some Box Office Appeal. I Get Work Because People Know I'm Swinging As Hard As I Can, Trying To Connect, Giving It My Level Best. I Have A Face For Radio, But Here I Am Doing What I Do.