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I Want To Have A Career That Lasts 60 Years, Not Six.

I Was Supposed To Go Up For Something Recently That Was A Six-year Commitment, And I Didn't Want To Do It. It Was A Terrible Part As Well. I Don't Want To Be Doing Six Years Of Something. I'd Go Crazy.

It's A Mistake To Dwell Too Much On The Consequences Of A Piece Of Work That You're Making.

When I Was About 16, I Did A Neil Labute Play Called 'a Gaggle Of Saints' From A Collection Of Plays Called 'bash' - Very Violent Story About A Young Mormon Who Goes To Central Park With His Friend And Beats Up A Gay Guy. But It Was The First Thing I Had Ever Done, And I Thought, "god, This Is Fun! This Is Far More Fun Than Anything Else I've Been Doing At School. I Want To Stick With It."

For An Actor Who Has The Ability To Take A Chance, Which May Make Him Look Like A Fool, But May End In The Pot Of Gold At The End Of The Rainbow So To Speak. So You Have To Take Chances To Be A Bit Dangerous And A Bit Silly Every Now And Then And Playful.