What I've Become Good At Is Bringing

I've Usually Found That The Greatest Rewards In My Life Come From Taking On Things That Are A Little Bit Scary.

There's Something Advantageous About Having People Underestimate Your Intellect, Insomuch As A Lot Of Things Are Revealed To You. They Assume You Don't Know What You're Talking About, Then All Of A Sudden, You Do. And The Next Thing You Know, You Have Information You Wouldn't Normally Have.

The Failures That We Have Are Sometimes Expensive Educations.

We Try To Make Each Situation Specific To The Person. At The Beginning Of The Season, We Come Up With, Like, 50 To 100 Ideas, Which We Workshop And Then We Call Around To See Who Is Interested In Doing Something Like That. Once We Find The People, We Make The Bid Specific To Them. A Lot Of It Is About Where You Can Get People To Go Physically, Which Is A Little Tricky Because Most Actors And Musicians Are Kind Of Hermits-they Like To Stay In Their Houses.

I Think That When We Start Thought-policing People And Idea-policing People, Then That's Crossing A Line. And I Think, You Know, Everybody's So Afraid Of This Imaginary Line Of Thought Police That They Forget Their Own Personal Safety.