When I'm Working, I Don't Wake Up

Honestly, As Hard A Profession As Acting Is, I Think Music Is Even Harder. Acting, You're Like A Leech, Because Someone Else Does The Hard Part For You. They Write It For You, Then The Director Tells You What To Do. You Really Just Need To Know How To Pay Attention, Follow Instructions.

This Whole Notion Of The Acting Career As A Monopoly Where You Rise To Power... It Doesn't Really Work That Way. I Don't Ever Really Feel Powerful In Any Way. It's Kind Of The Same Thing It's Always Been: You Just Figure Out What You Want To Do And You Do It.

I'm Equally Terrified Of Both Comedy And Drama. The Only Thing I'm Really Comfortable With Is Action.

That Could Sound Arrogant, I Guess, But Sometimes I Feel Like I Have A Bit Of A Zelig Thing. I'll Blend In Wherever. I'm From The South, So I'll Have A Southern Accent When I'm Home. But If I'm Up Here In New York, I Have A British Accent.

When You See A Struggle That You May Be Having Personally Put On A Big Screen And In A Roomful Of People, Then It Makes You Feel Less Crazy Or Alone, Because You're Seeing That Other People Are Dealing With It Too. You Get To See In This Imaginary Scenario How People Might Try And Answer Some Questions Or Deal With Some Problems.