When I Go Home, I Try To

Any Idiot Can Get Laid When They're Famous. That's Easy. It's Getting Laid When You're Not Famous That Takes Some Talent.

As I Was Coming Up On The Stage, There Was One Source That Could Make Or Break You, The New York Times. Inevitably There Would Be One Actor Singled Out For A Better Review, Or Worse, Than Somebody Else. The Effect Of That Was Cancerous, Divisive.

The Hardest Gig There Is In Entertainment Is To Be The Lead In An Hour Show, Especially If It's A Show That's Blood And Guts And Fighting. It's Rough. I Love To Work, But To Do Something Different Is Really Exciting.

When I Go Home, I Try To Raise My Children With Honesty And Integrity And Teach Them To Take Care Of The World And Of Each Other.

I'm Always Happier And A Better Actor When I Can Really Lose Myself In A Character And Become Somebody Else.