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I Think My Family's Watched Me Over The Years In My Career, In My Pursuit Of My Career, And They've Seen The Challenges And The Struggles That Come With Being An Actor, With Being A Writer And A Director, And The Challenges Of Morphing My Career In From Just Being An Actor Into A Writer/director.

I've Found Joy, Peace And Perspective. Those Are Very Good Things To Have.

There Have Been Times I Almost Got A Persecution Complex. I Felt Like People Wouldn't Let Me Grow Up. They Always Saw Me As A Smiling Kid Or Goofy Teenager, No Matter How Much I'd Changed.

I Feel Cheesy When I See Silver Spoons. Some Of It Was Funny, But Some Of It Was Just Cheese! My Kids Love It, But I Look At It And Cringe.

As A Young Actor, There's A Very Small Group Of Kids, Just A Handful. As You Get Older, All Of A Sudden, There's A Bunch Of Guys Your Age That Work. It's A Very Different Experience When You Used To Be On The Short List Because You Were Young And There's Only So Many Kids That Can Do The Work And Then All Of A Sudden You're In Your Twenties And Thirties And There's A Whole Bunch Of Guys That Can Do Your Work.