I Don't Watch The Movies I've Been

There Are Some Indications Of How The Character Should Behave Based On The Script, And Then As Actor Makes It His Or Her Own. I Got To Know One Of The Writers, Chris Terrio, And We Were Able To Discuss Things At Length And Figure Out Who This Person Is To Create A Real Psychology Behind What Is, Perhaps, In A Comic Book, A Less Than Totally Modern Psychology. I Can Only Say I've Been Asked To Play An Interesting Role. A Complicated, Challenging Person.

I Always Think The Second Worst Thing In The World Is To Go On Stage At Night, And The First Worst Thing In The World Is Sitting At Home At Night. For Me, It's Scarier To Not Be Doing It Than Doing It.

If You're Acting, Then There's A Prescribed Way To Behave; Whereas In Life There's No Prescribed Way. So Acting Feels Like A Comfortable Way To Get Through The Day.

I Cried Every Day Of First Grade. In Class. Which Meant I Ended Up Getting Comfortable Emoting In A Place Where It Wasn't The Norm.

Actually, Acting In Bumper Cars Is Terrible, Because The Really Only Way To Film It And Get A Close Up Is To Literally Mount The Camera - This Heavy Thing On The Car And It's Just The Worst Because You Can't Act At All With A Thing On The Car.