I Have A Ranch In Montana, But

It's Hard For Two Actors To Be Together. Take The Traveling, For Instance. It Winds Up Being A Long Distance Relationship, All The Time, Because One’s Working Here And One’s Working There, Or One’s Staying At Home And One’s Off Someplace Else.

My Family Is The Most Important Thing In The World To Me, Too, Before Anything Else.

Before I Was An Actor, I Was Never Able To Hold A Job For More Than 3 Months For Some Reason. It Just Wouldn't Hold My Interest, So There Was Some Way That I Wound Up Quitting Or Getting Fired From It. But Being An Actor Is Perfect, Because Movies Usually Take About Three Months To Shoot. Then It's Over And They Say, 'hey, Great Job!'

My Interpretation Of A Strong Director Is Someone Who Knows Their Story. That's What Directors Are, They're Storytellers Because They're Directing Where Your Focus Is Going To Be As An Audience.

I Have A Resistance To Change In Things That I Feel Comfortable With And That I'm Used To.