Ultimately What I'll Do Next Is Up

I Got Sober When I Was 22 Years Old.

When You're Playing Someone Who Really Lived, You Carry A Burden, A Burden To Be Accurate. But It's One That You Have To Let Go Of Ultimately.

When You Become A Parent, You Look At Your Parents Differently. You Look At Being A Child Differently. It's An Awakening, A Revelation That You Have.

I'm Probably More Personal When I'm Acting Than At Any Other Time. More Open, More Direct. Because It Allows Me To Be Something That I Can't Always Feel Comfortable With When I'm Living My Own Life, You Know? Because It's Make-believe.

I've Seen A Lot Of Friends Who Have A Lot Of Great Projects, Whether It's A Script Or A Play Or Whatever, And It Is A Great Project And They Have Great People Involved, And They Can't Make It.