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In Film You Have The Script Months Ahead Of Time Often, For A Good Film, But In Television It Seems Like You Might Not Get The Script Until A Week Or Two Weeks Before You've Got To Film It. It's A Little Weird, But Also Quite Challenging. It Reminds Me Of Repertory Theatre.

I Had Acne Late, In College. My Skin Used To Be Really Flawless. Went To College, Became A Vegetarian, Ate A Lot Of Cheese - Big Mistake. Here I Am Trying To Be Healthy And I'm Eating Grilled Cheese Sandwiches And French Fries Every Day, Having Mad Eruptions All Over My Face.

I'm Not Guilty. You're The One That's Guilty. The Lawmakers, The Politicians, The Colombian Drug Lords, All You Who Lobby Against Making Drugs Legal. Just Like You Did With Alcohol During Prohibition. You're The One Who's Guilty. I Mean, C'mon, Let's Kick The Ballistics Here: Ain't No Uzi's Made In Harlem. Not One Of Us In Here Owns A Poppy Field. This Thing Is Bigger Than Nino Brown. This Is Big Business. This Is The American Way.

I Was Convicted Of Three Misdemeanors Of Willful Failure To File A Form.

There's A Lot Of Great Stuff On Television And That's Very Appealing To Actors Who Want To Work, Who Do Good Quality And High Quality Work. But You're Always Concerned That The Time Demands On Television Will Interrupt Or Interfere With Your Film Work.