I'm Not Trying To Climb A Ladder

I Don't Like To Be Disparaging About My Past Roles. That's The Only Taboo That I Don't Like To Cross.

The Voiceover Thing Is Very Selfless. You Go In There And They've Hired You For Your Voice, But They Know Exactly What They Want, And The Writer's There And He Knows Exactly How It's Supposed To Be Said. So You Can't Really Argue With Them, You Just Have To Let Them Tell You What To Do And Then Do It.

I Love Technology. I Buy All Of The Stuff When They Come Out First.

I Find Myself Acting For An Editor More, Because There's A Quick Turnaround With Television, So You Want To Try And Seem Like You're As Frenetic As Possible, While Replicating Your Movement So You're Giving The Editor More Opportunity To Cut Within The Different Takes. If You're So Crazy That You're Sitting In One Take And Standing In Another, The Editor Can Only Choose One Take Or The Other. But If You Can Wrangle Yourself Into The Same Spot Over And Over, Then You Give Them More Choices For You.

I'm Lucky That People Believe Me When I'm In Character.