I'm Used To American Actors Who Have

As A Culture, We Are Not Comfortable With Mortality. We Do Not Accept It The Way Other Cultures Do. We Cling To Youth, And We Don't Want To Die. It's Like, 'well, Too Bad, We Do.'

Once Everton Has Touched You, Nothing Will Be The Same.

I Certainly Believe That What We Perceive As Humans Is Just The Tip Of The Iceberg. I Don't Necessarily Believe In Vampires Or Werewolves Or That Kind Of Thing, But I Believe There Is Definitely A Realm We Don't Necessarily Have Access To.

I'm Not Like J.k. Rowling, Where I Know There's Going To Be This Number Of Seasons, And I Know Exactly What's Going To Happen. I Would Be So Bored If That Was The Case. There Would Be No Journey. There Would Be Nothing To Discover.

Life Is Suffering. We Have Desires And Expectations And Egos, And We Compare The Reality We Have, Which Is Miraculous And Wondrous, With This Reality We Desire. That Somehow Distances Us From Actually Taking Part Fully With The Reality We Do Have, And That Creates Suffering. For Me, The Thing That I Love Is That It's All About The Present Moment.