Sometimes You Fail Your Chemistry Test And

Unlike Most Actors, I Did Not Have A Horrible Childhood. Most Actors Have Had Miserable Childhoods And They Go Into Acting To Hide From Their Real Life. I Had No Problem Playing In The Woods All Day. People Just Sort Of Left Me Alone. I Think I'm Gonna Go Back To Those Woods.

Every Single Bit Of Entertainment Is Escapism. It's Because You Are Saying, "let's See What This Other Person's Life Is Like." And Also It's Beyond Escapism, Its Entertainment And Art As Such Can Elevate The Species. The Entertainer Supposedly Is The Muse. They're The Ones Who Tell You What Is Wrong With Society In A Humorous Way. They're The Ones Who Do An Expose About This Or A Documentary About That About The Injustice Of This. So It Can Be A Very Powerful Medium.

I'm Wearing Three Hats; I'm Acting, Producing, And Directing. I Was Very Involved In Developing The Script, Too. But To Me, That Is Very Liberating. To Me, The Lower The Budget, The More I Want To Be Involved. I Want To Be More In Control Of My Own Destiny When There Isn't Much Money Involved, Because You Don't Have The Experts Who Can Control Your Destiny.

Once You Look Past The Hype, Actors Are Nothing More Than Fugitives From Reality Who Specialize In Contradiction: We Are Both Children And Hardened Adults—wide-eyed Pupils And Jaded Working Stiffs.

Actors Are Always Going To Have A Little Bit Of Themselves In Everything.