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In Los Angeles, As I Gained And Lost Celebrity, Then Gained It Again, I Often Found Myself Wondering Why I, Out Of Thousands Like Me, Had Become Famous.

Kids Take You Outside Your Comfort Level Because You Ask Yourself, 'how Do I Answer That Question For Them?' You Think Back To Your Childhood, And It's Like: I Don't Want To Give Them That, I Want To Give Them This. My Life Is My Children.

Fame Is A Delicate And Dangerous Creature; I Saw People Who Didn't Honor It, Who Refused To Take Responsibility For It, Get Destroyed By It. I Also Saw That Stardom In And Of Itself Was Empty.

I Hate Shaving. It's Much Easier To Just Do A Little Stubble, But My Wife And Daughter Like It When I'm Clean-shaven. If You See Me With A Clean Face, Then You Know I'm In The Kissing Mode!

I Like Physical Comedy. And I Like The Old Comedies.