I Saw How Vulnerable We All Are

I Think I Integrated That Over The First Couple Of Years That I Was Out Of School, Mostly In Auditions, To Be Honest.

It Certainly Woke Me Up To How Vulnerable We All Are. I Think I Was Much More Cavalier About It Before I Started Working On The Movie [edward Snowden], And Then The More I Read The Documents Themselves And Saw Just How Sweeping And Indiscriminate The Intrusions Into Our Privacy Have Been, It Made Me More Aware.

I Think The Next 50 Years Are Going To Present The Human Race With Challenges That So Far Exceed The Limitations Of Geopolitical Boundaries Or Nationalist Identity. We're Going To Be Up Against Challenges That We Can Barely Fathom At This Point. So How We Embrace Them And Deal With Them Will Define A Great Many Things About Where We Go, But, You Know, It's Hard To Say. We're Teetering On The Edge, I Would Say.

Heroes And Star Trek Were 2006 And 2007, And I Was Just About To Turn 30, And Everything Changed. I Found Myself On This Amazing Journey, Which Continues, But It's Now At A Natural Transition Point. I'm Reevaluating And Reexamining How And Where I Go From Here.

My Return To The Theater In New York Was So Specific. I Didn't Want It To Be About Leveraging My Exposure Or My Fame, So The First Show I Did In New York Was An Ensemble Piece At An Off-broadway Theater, And I Wanted To Make Sure That It Was Just About The Play And About The Experience.