I Just Feel Like, If I Drink,

To Go To The Oscars For 'moneyball' - That Was Pretty Amazing.

I Always Thought When I Was Doing More Melodramatic Stuff Like Everwood That The Directors Were Constantly Reeling Me In And Stopping Me From Being Funny. I've Always Tried To Find A Funny Angle On Things, And 99 Percent Of The Time, It Just Doesn't Work.

It's Really Nice To Have Someone Who's Intelligent And Articulate To Talk To About What You're Doing, Because It's A Big Part Of Who We Are.

'ten Year' Was Probably - I Might Say 'ten Year' Was My Favorite Filming Experience Of Anything I Ever Worked On. It Was Totally Different From 'moneyball' In That It Was A Small Budget, Independent Movie. It Had A Giant Ensemble Of Actors, All Of Whom Were Basically Working For Free.

It's Weird As Actors Because I Mean We're Fortunate In The Group Of People Who Have To Spend Time Away From Their Families. There Are Men And Women Serving Overseas Who Certainly Have It A Lot Harder Than We Do, And There Are Jobs That Take People Away From The Families, And That's A Reality With Some Jobs That You Have. One Thing That's Really Difficult I Find Is The Transition, Because Not Only Do You Have To Learn How To Transition To Living On Your Own Again, There's A Transition That Happens Learning How To Live With Somebody Again.