I Never Starved. And You Know, Whatever

We've Got A Pretty Close Family. Just Ended Fourteen Years Of Travel Hockey With Two Boys. My Daughter Was Always A Part Of That. So There's A Lot Of Trips To The Hockey Games. As I Tell Idiotic, Stupid, Youth-sport Parents, It's About The Drive There And The Drive Back, Not About The Trophy Or How Your Kid Played. We've Always Had A Good Relationship With Our Kids. You're Driving With Them And Talking To Them At The Age Of Eight. It Became This Adventure And They Learned To Love It. You Connect, You Really Do. It's Not For Every Family.

You See A Lot Of These Movies That Are Really Just 90-minute Video Games. The Effects Are Incredible. I Get It: There's An Art To That, Terrific. I'm Not Interested In It, But There's An Art To That I Suppose.

Comedy Is Hard To Do. All The Cliches About It Are True.

The Biggest Compliment I Think An Actor Can Get Is I Can't Imagine Anyone Else In The Role.

On Indies It's Hard To Do, But In Rehearsals, You Make Mistakes In Rehearsal. It's Really Hard Rehearsing A Play Or What Rehearsal You Get On Any Movie. That's Where You Get To Make Your Mistakes, And You Make Big Ones. So When You Shoot [the Movie] Or You Finally Get The Play In Shape And Do It, The Mistakes Are Out Of The Way. If You're Not Afraid To Make Mistakes, Then There Is No Writer's Block Or Actor's Block.