My Nana Was An Actress, My Mom

I Don't Actually Drive Trains. I'm An Actor.

Theater Will Always Be A Huge Part Of My Life. The High I Get From Doing Theater Is Not, Quite Honestly, Matched By Many Things. I Like The Fact That When You Step Out On The Stage, For That Given Night, For Better Or For Worse, You Are The Master Of The Boards. I Love It To Death.

As An Actor It's Easy To Be So Self-critical, Saying To Yourself: "am I Good Enough? Am I Good Looking Enough? Am I Smart Enough?" Yet Here I Am, So I'm Lucky.

I'm More Cerebral Than I Want To Be.

I Took Part In A Theatre Festival In Massachusetts Two Summers After I Graduated From College. Then I Was In Los Angeles Thinking: "i'm Going To Go To New York." I'd Decided That I Would Not Have A Chance Of A Film Career, So I Was About To Make The Move. I Bought A Plane Ticket And Found A Place To Live In New York, Packed My Bags And Of Course The Universe "told Me" That I Was Not Meant To Go. Suddenly, A Week Before I Was Supposed To Leave, I Had Three Job Offers And One Of Them Was My First Movie.