There Are A Lot Of Things Going

Actors Are Responsible To The People We Play. I Don't Label Or Judge. I Just Play Them As Honestly And Expressively And Creatively As I Can.

If You're A Human Being Walking The Earth, You're Weird, You're Strange, You're Psychologically Challenged.

I Was A Breed Of People Who Aren't Capable Of Doing Anything, Really. At College I Began To Get The Idea That Being Macho Wasn't The Accepted Norm In The Liberal World, And Especially The World I Entered Into, Which Was The Artistic World. I Had A Lot Of Problems With That Because I Was Struggling With The Need To Be Proud Of Being A Man, Which Wasn't Something I Was Feeling.

There Are Characters In Movies Who I Call 'film Characters.' They Don't Exist In Real Life. They Exist To Play Out A Scenario. They Can Be In Fantastic Films, But They Are Not Real Characters; What Happens To Them Is Not Lifelike.

Frankly, I Get Much More Sensitive About What's Written About Me Than How I Look In A Photo. I'm So Used To People Seeing My Image In Plays And Films That What They Think About How I Look Is None Of My Business. If They Says, "hey, He Doesn't Look Good," I'm Like, Whatever, Because I Know I Look Different From Day To Day. But If You're Up There Putting Your Heart Into Something And People Reject Your Performance, That's Very Painful. The Written Word Can Kick Your Ass.