Too Much Intensity Can Be A Bad

Each Time I Take A Role, I'm Always Nervous About It At The Beginning And I'm Always Afraid What If That, What If This. Every Time I Take A Role And I'm Somewhat Terrified At The Beginning And I Get Into It And I Start Working, That's A Big Win For Me. So, Really It Is Stepping Forward In The Face Of Whatever Fears That I've Created For Myself And Going Forward Anyway And Those Are Always Big Moments For Me.

I See Guys With, Like, Eyebrow Art, And I Wanna Tell Them, 'you Don't Have To Go Too Crazy On Your Brows. Take It Easy, Man!

My Very Worst Day On 'green Lantern' Was Nowhere Near As Difficult As My Finest Day On 'buried.'

I Don't Think You Can Help But Personalize A Role. You Almost Play To None Of The Preconceived Notions Of It. It's More Or Less A Personal Experience And Journey.

I Remember Being Upset Because I Was Finally Legal To Drink In Canada, And I Decided To Throw That All Away And Move To America, Where I Had To Wait Another Two Years. I Came Here To Do Improv And To Try To Join The Groundlings.