I Don't Think The Tabloids Find Me

There Are A Lot Of Big Spec Houses Now All Across Connecticut, A Lot Of Ostentatious Showing Of Wealth.

So I'm Always Inspired By My Fellow Actors. And That's Kind Of A Constant For Me. I Have Huge Respect For Our Profession And Our Craft. And I Seek In My Work To Create Connections, First For Me With The Character And Then The Character With The Other Actors, And Then Ultimately, All Of Us Together Connecting With The Audience In A Way That Sometimes Is Subliminal, Even.

When You're On The Set, And Sometimes, Because It's Been So Complex And The Writers Have Been Really Writing, Sometimes Up Until The Last Minute... And You Kind Of Sit Back; You Separate Yourself From Your Brain, And You Say, Let Me See If You Can Do This. And That's The Kind Of Challenge I Like.

I Left The Studio At 5:30 In The Morning. It's An Incredible Mind Exercise. You Have To, Obviously, Have Stamina, But You Really Feel Like You're Kind Of Feeding Your Mind. It's A Challenge Of Learning Lines Very Fast And Then You Have To Be Lose Enough To Hopefully Make Good Choices In A Much Shorter Amount Of Time That It Takes To Film Certain Scenes.

It's Not Good To Be In A Situation Where People Don't Want To Direct You Or Don't Want To Question Something.