Shock Is Still Fun. I Won't Ever

My Mother Was A Dancer, So I Like To Use The Body As Part Of The Instrument Of Acting.

When I Was Eight, I Would Look At The Cover Of The 'ghost Rider' Comic Book In My Little Home In Long Beach, California, And I Couldn't Get My Head Around How Something That Scary Could Also Be Good. To Me It Was My First Philosophical Awakening - 'how Is This Possible, This Duality?'

My Father Once Said, 'if You're In The Desert And You're Dying Of Thirst, Are You Going To Drink A Glass Of Blood Or Are You Going To Drink A Glass Of Water?' I Think What He Was Trying To Say, Interesting Coming From My Blood Father, Is Sometimes There Are People In Your Family That Can Be Toxic.

It's Kind Of A Unique Concept, But It's Totally Real, Isn't It? ... I Mean, These Paramedics Put Themselves In Incredibly Stressful Situations, Are Killing Themselves To Save Our Lives And They're Not Really Regarded Or Appreciated.

That Was One Of The Reasons Why I Wanted To Tell The Story Of Colin Price. I Saw Someone In This Fictionalized Political Character That Was Trying To Do Something Important For His City. He Meant Well, But Then You See That The Human Flaws Had Really Derailed His Past. It Seems To Be Happening More And More In Our Country. I Wanted To Hold A Mirror Up To That.