If People Want To See Me In

Kind Of The Exhausting Thing About Doing Pure Comedy, Or Something That's Broader, Is You're Kind Of A Slave To The Laugh. If It's Not Funny, Then There's Not Much Point In Doing It. The Kind Of über-objective Is To Make People Laugh. You Always Have To Have That In The Back Of Your Mind, "eh, I've Got To Figure Out A Way To Make This Funny."

I Actually Envy Actors Who Have A Persona: 'this Is The Way I Am. This Is The Part I Play.' And Do It Over And Over And Over. To Me, That's A Lot Easier Than Trying To Reinvent Yourself Every Six Months.

Hey, I'm Just Trying To Become The Michael Caine/gene Hackman Of My Generation.

I Was A Solid C Student Because I Was Doing So Many Plays. I Was A Drama Nerd, But I Was Also Kind Of A Zelig-like Character; I Would Shift Between Different Groups Of People. But The People I Spent Most Of My Time With Were Either Chorus Or Swing Choir Or The Drama Nerds.

I'm Dating Myself By Saying This, But I Was The Test Audience For 'space Invaders.' I Remember When That Was The First Game That Wasn't A Pinball Game. I Spent A Lot Of Money On 'space Invaders,' In The Form Of Quarters, Of Course.