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When You're A Director, You Have Great Respect For Directors. I Am Really Pretty Loyal To Any Director That I Am Working For And I Want To Help Them Realize Whatever Story And Mood And Tone That They're Trying To Realize. As An Actor, You Really Just Are A Cog - You Are An Important Cog, But You Are Just A Piece Of The Machine.

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I Hope, My Career Is Never Predictable. And My Interests Are Diverse In That Way. I Feel Very Lucky That When I'm Burnt Out Of Acting I Take To The Pen And I Write Something I Want To Direct. And Then When I'm Tired Of Taking On Too Much Responsibility As A Director I Then Look For An Acting Gig. And I've Made It Very Clear That I'm Interested In Voiceover Work. I Mean, I'm Always Looking For Voiceover Gigs. I Love That.

Part Of What's Cool About Being An Actor Or Being In This Industry, Frankly, Is To Be Able To Travel To Distant Lands. That's Part Of The Deal. I Always Thought When I Was Growing Up, "i Wanna Be An Actor And Go See The World.'

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