Acting Forces Me To Socialise, Which Is

I Don't Follow Sports That Much Now, But I Was A Phoenix Suns Fanatic In The Early '90s.

It's A Very Strange Experience To Watch Yourself In A Movie Anyway. I Most Frequently Don't Do It, But If I Was Going To Do It, I Would Do It In A Private Way, Not At A Public Screening At A Film Festival, Which Is Just An Overwhelming Experience.

The Frustrating Part Of Being A Movie Actor Is Waiting In Your Trailer To Do Two Takes Of A Scene You've Prepared For Two Months.

My Mom Always Said That She Didn't Wear A Red Nose And Big Shoes Because That's The Reason People Are Scared Of Clowns. My Dad Is A Sociology Teacher, So He Probably Figured That Out With Her. Those Are The Things That Are Exaggerated, That Don't Give Off The Signals Of Humans. You Know, If You Draw A Picture Of A Circle And Ask Somebody To Feel Empathy With The Circle, They Won't. But If You Draw Literally Two, Three Dots Inside The Circle, Like Two Eyes And A Nose, You Immediately Feel Empathy.

If You're Acting, Then There's A Prescribed Way To Behave; Whereas In Life There's No Prescribed Way. So Acting Feels Like A Comfortable Way To Get Through The Day.