[edward Snowden And His Team] They're Great

My Dad Died When I Was A Kid, So I Think It Became A Place For Me To Go Where My Mom Knew That I Was Safe And Taken Care Of And Looked After.

I Love Playing Characters That Go To Extreme Places, And I Love To Explore Different Kinds Of Psychological Landscapes, So It Is Ultimately A Kind Of Fun, But It's Also Complicated And Colored By The Depth Of The Nastiness Of It, At Certain Times, As Well.

In Light Of Jamey [rodemeyer]'s Death -- It Became Clear To Me In An Instant That Living A Gay Life Without Publicly Acknowledging It -- Is Simply Not Enough To Make Any Significant Contribution To The Immense Work That Lies Ahead On The Road To Complete Equality.

I'm Also Really Fulfilled By Having A Production Company And Producing Movies, And Learning About How That Works And Happens. It's A Totally, Entirely Separate Skill Set And It's One That I Happen To Also Enjoy. So, I Intend To Cultivate All Of Those Things Until I Can't Anymore. That's My Goal. I Love To Be Challenged And Busy, And So Far, So Good. I'm Just Going To Do Whatever I Can To Continue To Encourage That.

It Didn't Really Change My Opinion About [edward] Snowden All That Much, But I Definitely Feel Like As A Culture, It Gave Us Information That Generated A Responsibility To Protect Ourselves As Much As We Can And Also A Responsibility To Hold Our Government Accountable To Honoring Our Constitutional Rights.