When I Grew Up In The Church,

I Believe In Using Words, Not Fists.

I Was A Voracious Reader And The Library Fed My Curiosity, Imagination And My Soul. I Read By The Shelf - Biographies, Fantasy - All And Everything Fed My Dreams. Then As An Adult Whenever I Would Go On Location The First Thing We Would Do As A Family Is Sign Up At The Closest Library. Not Only Would We Find Books, But What Was Happening In That Town, Because The Library Is The Head Of The Community.

That's One Of My Little Expressions. I Never Really Studied Acting So I Kind Of Kiddingly Talk About "building Your Circle" And "mooding Up," Because I Really Didn't Learn Any Technique.

New York Is Very User-friendly If You Don't Want To Be In A Car All The Time. It Can Also Provide You With Surprises Because It's So Compressed - If You Walk Around, You Just Find Things.

I Don't Like To Plan. Very Often, For Me, Acting Is Like Loving; It's Using The Muscle That You Use In Loving, In That Your Heart Feels Open. Physically, You Feel Open. And So Therefore Your Job Is To Enter, Open, And Listen. And See What Happens.