I Would Love To Do A Western.

I Don't Deliberately Go Into Comedy Or Go Into Indies, But I Do Deliberately Try To Keep Changing Tact, Because I Think That Is The Key To Longevity In A Career.

I Try To Take Things That Challenge Me Either Physically Or Mentally, Or I Have To Learn A New Skill.

Improvisation, The Main Thing Is It Teaches You To Be In The Moment And Present In The Moment And Be Reactive And Proactive For What's Going On. Someone Gives You Something - A Lot Of Actors Are A Little Shut Off, So They're Just Doing, "this Is My Character, These Are My Lines, I'm Going To Just Send It To You Then You Send Whatever You're Sending." Improvisation Teaches You To Really Be Listening.

Oftentimes, A Funny Situation Is Funny Because It's Uncomfortable Or Weird. The Most Memorable Stories, Or The Stuff That You Repeat To Your Friends, It's Not Like, "oh, I Had A Pleasant Day, Nothing Happened On The Bus Today." It's When Strange Things Happen, When You Become Uncomfortable Or Knocked Out Of Your Own Reality, Those Are The Things That Are Interesting.

If You're Really Being Honest With Yourself When You're Acting, Part Of It Is Touching The Real You. You Can Only Separate Yourself So Much From The Character. Those Vulnerable Moments Do Touch Me.