I Was Trained To Be An Actor,

My Grandfather Had Been A Newspaper Reporter, As Was My Uncle. They Were Pretty Good Writers And So I Thought Maybe Somewhere Down The Line I Would Do Some Writing.

I Left Home When I Was 16 Because I Was Looking For Adventure.

My Early Days In Broadway Were All Comedies. I Never Did A Straight Play On Broadway.

You Go Through Stages In Your Career That You Feel Very Good About Yourself. Then You Feel Awful, Like, 'why Didn't I Choose Something Else?' But Overall I'm Pretty Satisfied That I Made The Right Choice When I Decided To Be An Actor.

Once, I Optioned A Novel And Tried To Do A Screenplay On It, Which Was Great Fun, But I Was Too Respectful. I Was Only 100 Pages Into The Novel And I Had About 90 Pages Of Movie Script Going. I Realized I Had A Lot To Learn.