I Love Playing Villains.

If Anything, As A General Rule, The Cheaper The Movie The More Creative The Experience, Generally Speaking. Its Not To Denigrate Expensive Movies. I Dont Want To Seem Biting The Hands That Feed Me, But With Big Movies, Especially With A Lot Of Effects, The Role Of The Actor Is Somewhat Diminished.

I Love Theater Work Because Of The Immediate Effect Your Performance Has On The Audience. And I Love The Repetition, I Love Getting On The Same Stage For More Than A Month And Reciting The Same Lines, Trying To Make A Small Or Large Step Towards An Improvement In My Acting.

I Think Enjoying Each Other In A Creative Way Is Usually A Result Of When You're Doing Something That Might Be Problematic - Might Be A Little Difficult To Uncover. I've Done It Once In A Stage Production; We Came In For Two Days And, Just As An Experiment, The Director Had Us Reading Each Other's Roles. You Hear Another Voice Interpreting A Line That Maybe You Were Having Trouble With. It Can Be Very Helpful. But We Weren't Really In The Kind Of Situation Where That Was Necessary.

Character Actors Aren't A Brand In The Same Way That High-profile Leading Men Are.

I Do Remember Being A Fan Of The Marvel Characters And Not Liking The Dc Characters At All.