I'm A Lot Less Serious Than People

Give Me A Window And I'll Stare Out It.

Acting Is About Giving Something Away, Handing Yourself Over To Whatever Role You Are Asked To Play. I'm Not Hiding Or Escaping Or Seeking Anonymity. I Reserve The Right Not To Have A Rubber Stamp On My Forehead Saying This Is Who I Am. Because Who I Am Gets In The Way Of People Looking Innocently At The Parts I Play.

I Approach Every Part I'm Asked To Do And Decide To Do From Exactly The Same Angle: Who Is This Person, What Does He Want, How Does He Attempt To Get It, And What Happens To Him When He Doesn't Get It, Or If He Does?

I Mean, Language Fascinates Me Anyway, And Different Words Have Different Energies And You Can Change The Whole Drive Of A Sentence.

I'm Very Aware That When One Is Acting In The Theater, You Do Become Kind Of Animal About It. And You're Reliant On Instincts Rather Than Tact A Lot Of The Time.