I'm Not Religious. It's An Issue, 'cause

The Character And The Actor In A Long-running Series Slowly Become One. I Think There Must Be Funny Stories About Actors Who, In The Pilot For A Tv Series, Did Some Weird Thing With Their Eyes, Or Some Speech Impediment Or Something, And The Next Thing You Know, It's Eight Years Later, And They're Still Doing That Freaking Gag.

I Do Want To Do Tv, But I'm Looking To Be A Creator, Writer, And Producer, And Perhaps I Could Be A Recurring Character. Do 10 Shows A Year, Something Like That.

I Feel Very Secure About The Role Of The Actor In The Future. They Need Us, Because Stories Are About People.

What I've Discovered Is, Really, Acting Is Acting Is Acting. It's All The Same. Seventy-five Percent Of The Skills Are The Same In Both Media.

There Will Always Be People With Disabilities. And By My Estimation, The Scorecard For The Way We Take Care Of Those Who Need Our Help The Most, Those At The Very Bottom Of That Safety Net, Is Pretty Dismal. And That Has To Change.