I Think A Lot Of Ex-addicts. They

I'm An Off-road Racecar Driver. And I Think Every Woman In My Life Has Told Me That's Not A Sensible Hobby. But When I Was Growing, Even More Than I Wanted To Be Funny, I Wanted To Be A Racecar Driver. That's All I Thought About. I Worked For A Race Team When I Was 15 And I Traveled With Them.

I Think A Lot Of Ex-addicts. They Find A Lot Of Humor In What They Did Because They Lived Through It.

Success Is Just A War Of Attrition. Sure, There's An Element Of Talent You Should Probably Possess, But If You Stick Around Long Enough, Eventually Something Is Going To Happen.

Because 98 Percent Of Our Ideas Are Not Great Ideas, Or Everyone Would Be A Billionaire. So Yeah. That's Something People Have Had A Lot Of Experience In: Being Told Our Idea Is Bad Or Our Performance Is Bad. I Think That's The One Common Thread Between All Working Actors Is That They Have A Pretty Thick Skin - Or You'd Like To Hope. You're Used To Rejection, That's For Sure.

From 18 To 29 I Was A Heavy Smoker, Heavy Drinker, Drug Addict, Terrible Eater And Philanderer. The Past Eight Years, Since I Got Sober, Have Honestly Been About Trying To Peel Back Each Of Those Habits, To Get Back To The 12-year-old Kid Inside Who Was Tremendously Excited About Life.