In My Years Of Acting, The One

What's Great About The Geek Spirit Is That Life Never Seems To Stop Us, And They Never Seem To Kill Our Enthusiasm, Our Optimism And Our Hunger To Experience The World. We Keep Our Sense Of Humor, We Protect Our Dignity, We Talk To Our Friends About The Experience And Then We Start Again Fresh The Very Next Day.

I Really Put My Heart And Soul Into Everything And I Don't Want A Project That Doesn't Feel Real To Me Or I Don't Get Invested In. In Order To Drive A Show For Eight Or 10 Years Or Whatever The Target For Doing A Show Is, It Really Has To Be A Part Of You. Because Then I Can Come Up With Stories For Seasons And Seasons On End. I Wish I Had The Ability To Just Like The Idea And Get People In And Drive It That Way Through Their Enthusiasm. For Me, It Has To Be A Little More Of A Personal Thing, Even If It's Not A Completely Personal Story.

One Of The Many Things I Want To Do Is Dig Us Out Of That Hole So That Guys, In Particular, Can Go: "oh, Yeah. Those People Are Really Funny. I've Seen That Person. It's A Woman. They Are Funny."

Everybody Who's Making The Movies Needs To Work Hard To Make Sure They're Good. And If You Don't Show Up And See The Movies And Support Them Financially, No One Is Going To Make Them. It's Going To Change Unless It Makes Money. That's The Long And Short Of It. You Have To Give In To The Fact That It's A Business.

In A Perfect World, I'd Love To Make 90-minute Movies, But For Me, A Movie Needs To Be As Long Or Short As It Can Sustain Itself.