I'm Happy To Try Any Genre, From

Just Be Yourself And Forget All Of The Stuff You Read In 'gq' Magazine.

What's Neat About Tv Is You Get Really Rich, An Opportunity To Tell Really Rich Stories Over The Course Of 20 Hours. Film Is Cool Because It's An Hour And A Half To Two Hours. You Go On An Adventure And By The End It's All Cleaned Up. Maybe In A Franchise You Have Three Chapters Of A Great Story But In Tv You Can Really Get Deep. You Have More Time To Tell Stories So I Would Definitely Not Rule Out Doing Television In The Future Because I Think It's A Great Medium For Telling Stories.

With Comedy, It's A Combination Of Knowing The Comedic Beat Was Good - It Made You Laugh, It Made People On The Crew Laugh. With Drama, You Do Something Deep And If Your Stuff Was Really Effective, The Ultimate Result Is Silence. Silence Is Not Necessarily... That Would Also Be The Result If You Sucked.

You Get To A Point Where You Have To Start Planning, When You Cross That Line Where You Have Enough Value To Get Someone's Movie Made If You Attach Yourself To It, You Have To Be Very Thoughtful And Have To Plan. When You're Starting Out, You're Willing To Do Anything.

I Like To Do 'garfield Mondays': Lasagna And Napping In A Box.