I'm Definitely An Elbow-room Guy.

As Actors, We Deal With Rejection So Much More Than Any Other Business. So I Don't Care How Much Of A Genius You Are, If You Don't Have The Propensity To Be Able To Get Back Up Every Time You Get Knocked Down, Then You're Not Going To Survive.

The Fact That 'true Blood' Affects People In This Way Is Incredible To Me - The Fact We Have To Go To Such Great Lengths To Hide Storylines Just Proves The Cache Our Show Has.

I Really Do Feel Like Los Angeles Is My Home Now And, As Cliche As This Sounds, I Felt Like I Found Myself Here And I Really Know Who I Am Now. There Was A Long Period Like I Was Drifting Or Floating Through Life, And Now I Feel Like I Have A Definitive Target - And Future.

One Of My Favorite Actors Is Paul Newman. He Could Tell So Much With A Single Look, Whereas Some Actors Would Need An Entire Five Page Monologue To Give Off The Feeling Of What He Could Say With Just A Single Look.

I'm Fortunate Enough With The Surfing To Be Very Much At Home At The Water - My Pulse And Heart Rate Are Slower In The Water Than They Are On Land.