I Love That People Can't Place Me.

In Chicago It's Really A Case Of The Play's The Thing - People Are Just So Happy To Be Acting, You Know? We Were All Actors - Not Like In New York Or Los Angeles, Where Everyone Says They Are Actors But They Are Actually Waiting Tables And Hustling For Spots In Commercials.

I Like How Pure The Expression Is In Music. You Can Go Straight To The Heart Of An Audience Rather Than Through Their Brain.

Life Is Often Confusing And Sad, And I'm A Big Fan Of The Slap And The Tickle, As They Say.

That's One Of The Difficult Things Of Being An Actor That I'm Still Not Used To. You Have To Go, You Have To Show Up At These Places Where You Know Nobody, And Sometimes With Really Impressive, High Stakes People Like Roman Polanski.

Kind Of The Exhausting Thing About Doing Pure Comedy, Or Something That's Broader, Is You're Kind Of A Slave To The Laugh. If It's Not Funny, Then There's Not Much Point In Doing It. The Kind Of über-objective Is To Make People Laugh. You Always Have To Have That In The Back Of Your Mind, "eh, I've Got To Figure Out A Way To Make This Funny."