I Think When You're Off The Clock,

I'll Never Forget My High School Acting Teacher, Anthony Abeson, Who Said, "it Starts With The Shoes." When I Think About A Character, It Does Start With The Shoes: What Kind Would She Wear? How Would She Walk In Them? If I'm Going To Put On A Dress For A Role - I Don't Care If It's The Hardest Dress To Put On - I Have To Put The Shoes On First. The Physicality Leads Me To The Character.

I Just Stay Fit And In Shape.

I Think There's Something So Wonderful About Being Part Of The Process From The Seed Of The Idea To Seeing It Come To Life On A Screen. And To Have A Hand In That Creatively, Not Just Showing Up As An Actor For Hire.

There's Times When You See People Climbing And Getting Success And You Start To See, Oh, They're Starting To Really Change. So I Always Just Make The Effort To Be As Humble And Grateful As Possible.

If We Can Say, "i Loved, And I Received A Lot Of Love," Then Great. That's Enough.