If You Do Have Something You Love

There's Nothing More Important Than A Good Story.

You Want The Story To End When It's Supposed To And Not Be Squeezed For Somebody's Financial Gain.

I Think What My Hope Is Is That The Only Downside Of Having A Steady Job On Television Is, I Think For All Actors, There's A Piece, There's Some Adrenaline, And Part Of The Love Of The Job Is Not Knowing What's Coming Next, And The Variety.

I Came From A Sorkin-like Project In The Sense That There Was No Freedom To Change A Line, Which, In A Weird Way, Is Its Own Freedom Because You're Living Within That Structure And Know This Is What It Is. You Just Adjust. Every Project Has Its Own Personality.

I Definitely Wanted To Be An Actor. I Didn't Want To Be On Tv, I Didn't Want To Be Famous, I Didn't Want To Be Anyone In Particular; I Just Wanted To Do It. I See Young People Now Who Look At Magazines, Or American Idol And Their Goal Is To Have That Lifestyle - To Have Good Handbags, Or Go Out With Cute Guys From Shows, Or Whatever. But I Definitely Wanted To Be An Actor.