Part Of What I Enjoy About The

I Want To Forget What I've Learned About The Character, But The Reality Is That You Can't, Because You've Absorbed It. It's There In That Moment When You Need It. The Hard Part Is To Trust It.

You Watch A Hockey Game, And The Hand-eye Coordination And The Speed Is Really Miraculous; How Those Guys Track The Puck Alone, Just Following It With Their Eyes.

You Always Have To Create The Character From The Ground Up.

I Live With An 18-month-old Jack Russell Named Chicken. He Moved In About 15 Months Ago, And It Was Very Hard At First Because I Work A Lot And He Doesn't.

Particularly With The Plays I Choose, They're Good Parts, And They're Parts That Have Been Around Long Before A Bad Actor Played Them, And Will Be Around Long After I Play Them. Part Of What I Enjoy About The Theatre And Acting Is That Sense Of History.