There's Nothing Routine About 'boardwalk Empire.' It's

That's One Of The Great Things About Acting - You Get To Pretend You're Somebody Else, Which Is Great If You Get Bored With Yourself.

My Dad Used To Say, 'you Have To Become Part Of The Machine To Beat The Machine,' And There's Some Validity In It. But Honestly, Even When I'm Inside The Machine, You Still See Me. I Stick Out A Little Bit.

As An Actor, I Don't Know What I'm Doing. I've Never Known What I Was Doing. I Show Up The First Day, I'm Scared, And I Just Hang Out. It's Like Being In Detention - You Just Wait For It To Be Over. Then Gradually I Start To Figure Out What's Going On.

If You Give Me Enough Time, Enough Leash, I Can Become Pretty Reasonable.

I Think Improv Training Really Orients You To Character Development, More Than Taking A Strasberg Class Or Meisner Class. Not Only Is It About Developing Character Really Quickly, But It's Also About Being A Good Partner In The Scene.