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It's An Interesting Combination: Having A Great Fear Of Being Alone, And Having A Desperate Need For Solitude And The Solitary Experience. That's Always Been A Tug Of War For Me.

I Wish People Could Get Over The Hang-up Of Subtitles, Although At The Same Time, You Know, That's Kind Of Why I'm Kind Of Pro Dubbing.

In A Weird Way, That's The Beauty Of Being An Actor. You Get To Live Out Things That You're Afraid Of, And You Get To Say, 'well, Maybe I Can Get To The End Of It And Survive It Intact And I Can Be The Hero Of My Own Story.' It's Kind Of A Way Of Exorcising Fear.

When I Think About What Part Of My College Experience Came Back In My Work Experience, I Feel Like It Was Learning How To Read Deeper, Learning How To Keep Filling The Movie Up With More And More Resonance.

I'd Like To Work More As A Director. It's Distracting Being An Actor, Because - There's A Lot Of Reasons. You Find Out You're Going To Work About Six Months Before You Start Shooting, And Then There's Prep And There's Post Afterward, And There's Stuff To Do, And Then Suddenly You've Gone A Year Without Directing. There's A Part Of Me That Has To Not Be Tempted By That In Order To Commit More To The Directing. Honestly, The Big Reason For Me To Act Is To Observe Other Directors And Learn From Them. That Seems To Be The Biggest Draw.