I Would Love To Do Broadway Again.

I Just Really Committed To Trying To Never Repeat Myself. I'd Seen Actors Do That On Films, And I Was, Like, "i Wanna Try That Once!" Ultimately, I'm Much More In The School Of Getting One Or Two Versions That Feel Right, As Opposed To Going All Over The Map. But It's Fun To Exercise That Once In Awhile.

I Put A Tremendous Amount Of Pressure On Myself. I Felt Like I Shouldn't Have To Audition For Anything And All That. And That Energy Did Not Serve Me At All.

I've Done Literally 100, 150 Different Characters. Some Of Them Have Only Appeared For A Line Or Three. But The Point Is, Every Sound I Can Make Has Been Harvested.

Being Funny With A Funny Voice Is More My Comfort Zone, A Broader Character That I Try To Humanize, A Kind Of Silly Or Wacky Persona That I Try To Fill In.

I Was A Huge Fan Of Comedy And Movies And Tv Growing Up, And I Was Able To Memorize And Mimic A Lot Of Things, Not Realizing That That Meant I Probably Wanted To Be An Actor. I Just Really, Really Amused Myself And My Friends With Memorizing Entire George Carlin Or Steve Martin Albums.