I'm Not A Big Fan Of Cgi.

I Shampoo Only Once A Week Or So, With Tree Tea Oil Shampoo. And When I Slap Moisturizer On My Face - Just Some Stuff I Bought In The Grocery Store - I Pile It Through My Hair.

If You Were To Ask My Agent, They Would Confirm This: I'm Drawn To Locations. What Really Drew Me To 'the 4400,' Aside From The Fact That It Was Sci-fi, Was The Fact That It Was Shot In The City Of My Dreams: Vancouver.

The Network Wants You To Make A Thing That's Just A Stand-alone Episode, So You Never Get Any Character Or Continuity. This Is One Of The Ways In Which Television Can Actually Be Good, And Even Better Than The Movies, Because It Gives You A Chance To Tell A Long Story.

Everything About Acting Is A Challenge. I'm Self-conscious. You Couldn't Do Anything To Cause Me To Be More Self-conscious Than To Stick A Camera In My Face And Have 60 People Standing Behind It, Waiting For Me To Perform.

I Tend To Get Comfortable With The Dialogue And Find Out Who The Person Is In The Script And Try To Hit That. People Are Sort Of Independent Of Their Occupations And Their Pastimes. You Don't Play A Politician Or A Fireman Or A Cowboy - You Just Play A Person.