All I Know Is That When I

This Was The Way The Night Had Cashed In. Choices Had Been Made And Things Happened, And Here We Were. It Was Sad, And Funny. My Life Was Made Of This. Stuff Like This.

"the Wolfpack" Is A Real Life Clash Of Life And Fiction And The Saving Power Of Brotherhood And Make-believe.

I Still Work Really Hard, But I Like To Think I'm A Little Smarter About At Least The Type Of Movie I'm Getting Into.

Sometimes It Is Painful To Be Oneself; At Other Times It Seems Impossible To Escape Oneself.

There's Art On The Show That's Really Bad - These Cliché Abstract Expressionist Gestural Things. It's Almost Like Extensions Of My Performance, Because In The Scene I'm Really Mad.