I'm Not The Best Cruise Ship Crooner.

It's Good To Have A Lot Of Once-in-a-lifetimes In Your Lifetime. If You Get The Chance To Skydive, Go Skydiving. If You're Offered A Part In A Weird Shakespeare Play In San Diego, Slap On Some Tights And Rock Out Some Iambic Pentameter.

The Hardest Part Of Playing The Villain Was The Prosthetics, Because I Couldn't Really Move My Face As Much As I Wanted To, And Yet I Had To Move My Face A Lot. If I Moved My Face In Certain Ways The Prosthetics Would Come Apart, So I Could Do A Lot Of Eyebrow Acting, But I Couldn't Do A Lot Of Nose Lifting, Or The Corners Of The Nose Would Pop Out.

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Mr. Steven Bochco Is A Very Wise Man. After A Many-monthed Nationwide Search To Find A Precocious Teenage Doctor, He Hired Me.

Coming At The Acting Business As A Technician, I Really Enjoy The Process Of Working. I Really Enjoy Being In A Rehearsal Room, Starting A Theatre Piece For The First Time. I Really Enjoy Shooting In Front Of The Crew, And I Really Love Going On Location. I Think All That Is Just So Exciting. So I've Never Really Been Drawn Into The Fame Of Being An Actor, Which In L.a., Is Part And Parcel Of The Deal. I Think For A Lot Of People, Especially Kids, It's Hard To Not Get Wrapped Up In The World Of The Perks That The Job Brings.