Becoming An Actor? If It's Not A

The Beginning Of My Career Was So Brilliant. It Wasn't Until Ten Years Later That I Went, 'oh, That Was A Big, Fat Fluke And, Boy, Was I Ever Lucky.

As A Working Actor, All I Want To Do Is Work. That's It. It's Terrifying When You Don't Work. It's Very Hard When You Don't Work. There Have Been Times When I've Been Out Of Work For Like Six Months. I Feel Theatre To Me Is Like Manna.

In Many Asian Households, To Not Go On To Higher Education, That's Like A Big No-no. I Know My Parents' Discouragement Was For My Own Protection, And I'm Really Close To Them Now, But They Didn't Understand That There Is Value In This. That's Because They Didn't Know.

All The Jobs I've Gotten In The Last Two Years Are Because Directors Have Seen The Work I've Done - Indie Films, Plays, Short Student Films, Tv - Since I Moved To The States In 1996. I Mean, I Have An Entire Career In Canada That Nobody Has Seen.

Becoming An Actor? If It's Not A Calling, Don't Do It. It's Too Hard.