Its Not Who You Love. Its How.

No Actor Forgets The Times He Couldn't Get A Job. I Think Everyone Doing This Operates From That Fear. You Don't Want That Momentum To Stop When You Get It

It Was A Dreamlike Time For Me From December 1997 To March Of '98. Before That, I Was Basically Unknown. Then, Bang! The Starting Gun Fired, And Everybody Just Started Running. It Was Learn-on-the-job. And There Were More Opportunities For Work Than I Had Time To Do Them.

After 2000 Or So, I Started To Realize I Wanted To Be Doing Something Else. I Didn't Want To Be In Front Of A Camera. I Was Frustrated. I Didn't Think I Would Stop Acting, But I Didn't Want To Be Seen.

Family Is A Wonderful Thing, But It Doesn't Mean You Can't Do Other Stuff In Your Life. In Fact, Having A Family Makes Whatever Other Thing You Have That Much Richer. If It Was Just Me, I'd Be Home Alone And Think, 'well, Something Good Happened At Work,' But It's Much Nicer To Share It With People You Love.

I Like To Think That If I Were Gay I Would Be Out. Rupert Everett-style.