Even On The Worst Days I Am

The Big Difference With The Recognition Is That When I Go On An Audition, I Don't Feel Like They're Testing My Abilities As Much As They're Just Seeing If It's A Fit. So That's Nice.

As Actors We're Supposed To Be Our Character's Advocate.

It Was More Like Having Unwanted Attention As A Child - If You'd Walk Around, People Would Recognize You, And It Would Be In A Weird, Almost Making-fun-type Manner.

I've Been Poked Fun Of Throughout My Career By Fellow Actors For My Notes That I Take. I Have Spiral Notebooks That I Carry With Me On Every Project I Do, And I Take Notes Just So That If I Have To Relive A Scene, If I Have To Go Back, I Know What I Did.

I Watched 'my Girl' As An Adult Pretty Recently, And It's A Good Movie.