I Grew Up Mormon. I Wasn't Really

All My Characters Are Me. I'm Not A Good Enough Actor To Become A Character. I Hear About Actors Who Become The Role And I Think 'i Wonder What That Feels Like.' Because For Me, They're All Me.

I Think About Death A Lot, Like I Think We All Do. I Don't Think Of Suicide As An Option, But As Fun. It's An Interesting Idea That You Can Control How You Go. It's This Thing That's Looming, And You Can Control It.

I Don't Know What Art Is Exactly, But I'm Pretty Sure It's Not Something You Get Paid To Do. For Myself This Is A Job. I Think It's Easier To Get Better At It If You Don't Lose Your Identity In It. You Do Whatever You Can To Try To Understand The Character. Because They're Paying You Feel Like You Should Be Doing Something.

I Grew Up In A Family Of Strong Women And I Owe Any Capacity I Have To Understand Women To My Mother And Big Sister. They Taught Me To Respect Women In A Way Where I've Always Felt A Strong Emotional Connection To Women, Which Has Also Helped Me In The Way I Approach My Work As An Actor.

I Feel There Is Something Nice About Not Talking. Like You Can Say More By Actually Saying Less.