Most Actors On Most Days Don't Think

Child Actors Become Types. The Cutesy Type, The Funny Type, The Dark Type. Any Time You're A Type, Your Career's Over. It's Not Been Effortless For Me; I've Had Bumps In The Road, You Know? I Was In Dumb And Dumberer. It's Not Been A Flawless Thing So Far. But All In All, I'm Proud Of It. Most Proud Of It Because Of The Diversity. Because The Genres Are Different.

As An Actor, The Minute You Start Getting Real In Interviews, You Lose Mystery.

If You're Trying To Learn How To Act From A Class, You're Analyzing The Teachers' Movements And Their Intricacies, And It Becomes Like A Pantomime Of You Wanting To Be Them, And That's Wrong. Literature Is An Easier Way To Study Acting, Because Then You Can Take Any Kind Of Spin. It's Your Own Imagination, And Your Own Version Of It.

I've Learned To Be More Reserved, Watch What I'm Saying; I Got In A Little Bit Of Trouble. People Tell Me 'never Lose That, Never Lose That,' But Then I Get In Trouble So I Have To Lose It. I'm Trying To Keep A Little Bit; I'm Never Going To Lose Who I Am, I Just Gotta Tone It Down A Little Bit.

Sometimes I Feel I'm Living A Meaningless Life, And I Get Frightened.