I Think In Any Form Of Acting,

When I First Started Out In Houston, It Was Theater Or Bust. And I Loved It. I Still Love It. And Then I Went To Undergraduate And Graduate School For Acting.

I Grew Up With Two Different Parakeets - One That Lived For Five Years, And One That Lived For 13 Years - So I Always Had A Bit Of An Attraction To Birds And It's An Oddly Good Fit To Be In A Movie About Birdwatchers.

You Think Of It [voicing] As Something Where You Not Only Don't //need// Your Body, But You Don't Even Have It To Use! There's Nothing You Can Do With Your Body That's Going To Show In The Final Product. Maybe That's All The More Reason I Used My Body So Much To Get Whatever Noise Or Sounds Out Of It I Could. When It Was Needed To Keep The Energy Up I Found Myself Almost Running In Place! It Is Very Physical.

Home Is Where You Feel Unjudged, And Where What I Do Isn't Necessarily Stupid Or Wrong.

Playing Sheldon Is Just Heaven For Me. I Realize How Enormously Lucky I Am To Play A Role That Makes Me So Incredibly Happy. As I Told Chuck Lorre In A Christmas Card A Few Years Ago, I'm Living A Version Of The Dream.