I Think The Play Actually Became Bigger

One Of My Earliest Memories Is Of My Father Carrying Me In One Arm With A Picket Sign In The Other.

Acting Forces You To Ask Yourself, 'can My Constitution Take A Decade Of Constant Rejection?' And After Ten Years, You Either Make It Or You Don't. And The Problem Is They Don't Tell You In Advance.

For A Long Time, I Really Struggled With The Idea Of Being An Actor Because I Really Felt That I Should Be In The Peace Corps.

I've Always Thought Of Fat As Just A Descriptive Word

I Was Scared, Because I Knew That In The Political Arena, You Have To Satisfy So Many Different Types Of People At Once, And I Wasn't Sure That I Could Speak For Everybody And Be Politically Correct.