I Don't Pick My Roles By Genre;

Humility In This Business [acting] Isn't Just A Matter Of Being Polite, It's Kind Of A Matter Of Survival. You Can't Ever Afford To Think That You're The Bee's Knees, Because You Could Always Afford To Be Better. You Have To Always Be Searching For Something Better.

Well, I Think Anybody Who's Had A Baby Can Tell You That Once You Have A Baby, They Kind Of Become The Main Focus. I Don't Think There's Gonna Be A Lot Of Room For Anything Else.

It's Obviously A Lot Harder To Try And Be A Good Guy Than It Is To Be A Bad Guy. The World Is A Fundamentally Evil Place, It Seems Like. So In Order To Be A Good Person, You Have To Fight Temptation And Vice.

I Enjoyed Living In Chicago And Doing Plays For Little Or No Money. I Never Actually Thought That I Would Leave Chicago, Originally. I Wasn't One Of Those People That Had A Plan To Pack Up The Van And Drive Out To Hollywood. I Didn't Want To.

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.