I Just Love Being In The U.k.

A Lot Of Times, When I'm Approaching Pre-production And My Job, And Trying To Research And Work On The Script And Whatnot It's Always Different.

Jews Took It Very Seriously To Marry Other Jews And Repopulate The Jewish Bloodline, And My Father's Generation Gets Very Serious In My Household When They're Like, "you Have To Marry Another Jew," Because That's Still Kind Of The Mentality Coming From The Baby Boomers. So I Know That Type Of Pressure.

Some People Don't Have An Open Mind, And When I Was Traveling To Different Places I Think I Found It Hard To Enjoy Things. You Know, I Come From A Great City Where There Are Lots Of Things Happening, And If You End Up In A Small Town Where You Don't Have All Those Things You Can Feel The Difference. Somewhere Along The Way, Though, I Think I Learned To Appreciate The Difference.

I Know What It Means To Be Jewish, And I Don't Think Someone Who Wasn't Jewish Would Really Understand.

It Is Obvious When An Actor Has Put Work Into Prep And Research And Understanding Their Character, And They're Making Choices, Because That's What Happens When You Take The Time - Or Have The Time - To Really Think About The Material, But That Only Accounts For About 60% Of What Happens On The Day. When You're In The Moment, You Throw It All Away. Well, You Don't Throw It All Away, But It's In You Now, And Everything Is Reactionary In That Moment And You Have To Be Honest And Present And Listening.