It's Definitely Particular To Each Situation, But

I'm Happy To Announce To The World That I'm A Crier. It Doesn't Take A Lot For Me To Cry At Stuff.

I'm A Huge Classics Fan. I Love Ernest Hemingway And J.d. Salinger. I'm That Guy Who Rereads A Book Before I Read Newer Stuff, Which Is Probably Not All That Progressive, And It's Not Really Going To Make Me A Better Reader. I'm Like, 'oh, My God, You Should Read To Kill A Mockingbird.

I'm Sure There's Pieces Of Me In All The Characters I Play.

To Be An Actor And A Director, I Actually Felt It Helped Me Tremendously To Be In The Scenes Of The Hollars, Because As You Can See, They're Very Intimate, Very Intense Scenes. You Don't Want To Break The Actor's Character And You Don't Want To Break Their Momentum, So As The Actor, I Tried Not To Call Cut As Much As I Could, And Almost Make It Feel Like A Play, Just Set This Environment Where These Amazing Actors Could Do What They Wanted To Do.

I'm Really Not Feeling One Way Or The Other With Comedy Or Drama, I'm Just Sort Of Doing Projects That I've Been Finding Really Fun To Be A Part Of.