I Got Sober When I Was 22

I Didn't Go Out Looking For Negative Characters; I Went Out Looking For People Who Have A Struggle And A Fight To Tackle. That's What Interests Me.

If You Get A Chance To Act In A Room That Somebody Else Has Paid Rent For, Then You're Given A Free Chance To Practice Your Craft.

I've Seen A Lot Of Friends Who Have A Lot Of Great Projects, Whether It's A Script Or A Play Or Whatever, And It Is A Great Project And They Have Great People Involved, And They Can't Make It.

I'm Probably More Personal When I'm Acting Than At Any Other Time. More Open, More Direct. Because It Allows Me To Be Something That I Can't Always Feel Comfortable With When I'm Living My Own Life, You Know? Because It's Make-believe.

Frankly, I Get Much More Sensitive About What's Written About Me Than How I Look In A Photo. I'm So Used To People Seeing My Image In Plays And Films That What They Think About How I Look Is None Of My Business. If They Says, "hey, He Doesn't Look Good," I'm Like, Whatever, Because I Know I Look Different From Day To Day. But If You're Up There Putting Your Heart Into Something And People Reject Your Performance, That's Very Painful. The Written Word Can Kick Your Ass.