As You Get Older, You Find That

I Feel Weird If I Can't Move My Face, And That One Time I Overdid It, I Felt Trapped In My Own Skin.

I Think I Look Very Healthy. You've Already Seen What I've Eaten, So I Couldn't Be Anorexic, And I Wouldn't Throw Up If You Paid Me $1,000, So I'm Not Bulimic. Okay, For $1,000 I Would Stick My Finger Down My Throat, But Throwing Up Is The Worst Thing In The World.

The Questions I'm Asking Myself Are, 'what Makes Me Happy? Where Do I Want To Be? What Will Make Me Happy At 50, 60 And 70?'

When I Was A Kid I Didn't Feel Like I Fit In Because - This Is Really Silly And I Probably Shouldn't Say It, But, I Didn't Think Anything Was Funny. So I Used To Go Home And Literally Cry To My Mom And My Step-dad At The Time And I Didn't Think Anything Was Funny. I Couldn't Laugh.

I'm A Real People Person And I'm Very Sensitive, And I've Just Noticed How Other Actors That I've Worked With, As An Actor, Take Direction From People.