Everybodys Constantly Being Destroyed And Rebuilding Themselves,

Honestly, As Hard A Profession As Acting Is, I Think Music Is Even Harder. Acting, You're Like A Leech, Because Someone Else Does The Hard Part For You. They Write It For You, Then The Director Tells You What To Do. You Really Just Need To Know How To Pay Attention, Follow Instructions.

If You Don't Believe There's Some Organising Principle, Or Somebody Up In The Sky Pulling The Strings, Then It Can Be Very Stressful. And Nature Itself Is Very Arbitrary - It's Not Malevolent Or Benevolent; It Doesn't Even Know We're Here.

I Just Look At It As A Real Group Activity When You Are Making Movies. There Are So Many Different Artists Doing So Many Different Things, And They Are All Interconnected. So I Like To See What Everybody Else Is Going To Bring To The Table Before I Make Up My Mind Too Much About Anything.

That Could Sound Arrogant, I Guess, But Sometimes I Feel Like I Have A Bit Of A Zelig Thing. I'll Blend In Wherever. I'm From The South, So I'll Have A Southern Accent When I'm Home. But If I'm Up Here In New York, I Have A British Accent.

I'm Equally Terrified Of Both Comedy And Drama. The Only Thing I'm Really Comfortable With Is Action.