It's Very Hard To Be A Playwright

When Playing A Role, I Would Feel More Comfortable, As You're Given A Prescribed Way Of Behaving. So, Both Facebook And Theatre Provide Contrived Settings That Provide The Illusion Of Social Interaction.

If You Look At The Movies That Come Out, Most Of Them Are Bad, So It's Not As If Achieving Some Level Of Success Means You Get Offered Better Roles, Because Frankly They Don't Seem To Exist.

When You Do A Play, You Have The Kind Of Nightly Feeling Of Accomplishment. But You Also Have The Daily Dread Of The Doing It Every Night. And Because You're Doing The Whole Thing Every Day, It's Like Climbing Up The Mountain Every Single Night. With A Movie It's Like Climbing The Mountain Very Slowly, Over Months Of Filming.

It's A Really Unique Acting Opportunity To Play Two Roles Who Are Not Only Interacting With Each Other, But Vastly Different.

Actors Dread Working With Studios Because They Dictate What You Do In A Way That Independent Movies Can't.