When I Was A Fireman I Was

I Never Did Improv Professionally, But That Was Certainly In My Training As An Actor. I Like It. Actually, When I Did Theater, I Used To Have A Partner, And That Was The Way We Used To Write A Lot Of Our Sketches, Through Improvisation. So It's Something I Feel Comfortable With.

It Doesn't Matter To Me What The Genre Is.

I've Always Loved Comedy And Growing Up It Was The Comedies That I Really Responded To. So I Don't Know How It Turned Out That Once I Started Acting That I Started Getting A Certain Kind Of Role, That I Never Saw Myself As Growing Up, So I Really Love When I Get An Opportunity To Play A [comedian] Role.

My Real Training As An Actor Was When I Started Doing Theatre.

My Favorite Review Described Me As The Cinematic Equivalent Of Junk Mail. I Don't Know What That Means, But It Sounds Like A Dig.