Getting Anywhere You Want Is Hard Work.

I Remember Feeling A Huge Amount Of Anxiety And Worry And Pressure. At That Point I Was Headed Into Acting School. That Was 100 Percent The Only Thing I Thought I Wanted To Do. But Then I Got Through My First Year Of College, And I Was, Like, Humming And Rolling Around, Pretending To Be A Lion In Acting Classes At Nyu And Visiting Our Classmate Charlie Gregg At Harvard, Where He Was Actually Learning Things. So I Changed My Mind: I Decided I Actually Wanted A Different Kind Of Education, And That Was An Incredibly Freeing Idea.

I Must Work Harder To Achieve My Goal Of Not Seeking Approval From Those Whose Approval I'm Not Even Sure Is Important To Me.

When The Creator Of The Show Is Gone, The Actors End Up Being The People Who Have Been There The Longest.

I Personally Was Driven To Be An Actor For The Love Of Telling A Story. It Was Very Closely Linked To Being A Reader As A Kid And Being Transported By Literature And Art. It Had Nothing - Zero - To Do With Anything Resembling Fame.

It's Core To My Beliefs Now: Sometimes In Being Given A Challenge, You're Actually Being Given A Real Opportunity, And A Lot Of That Is How You Handle It. Do You Feel Sorry For Yourself Or Do You Think, All Right! I'll See What I Can Make Out Of This? I've Had That Over And Over. If I Hang Out In The Disappointment, I'll Just Be Disappointed All The Time.