When People Embrace Character, It Informs Their

I Love 'strange Brew'. I Quote That Movie All The Time, And No One Knows What I'm Talking About.

Somebody Once Said That You Can Never Act And Be Another Person; You're Only Acting Facets Of Yourself. I Think There's A Lot Of Truth In That.

I Was Attending The University Of Alberta. I Was Going To Be A High School Teacher, Like My Parents. I Failed - No, I Didn't Fail A Class, I Just Barely Passed. I Really Didn't Try. It Was Canadian History, Through The Plays Of The Time. My God, Those Were Boring Plays.

What Draws Me To Roles, I Think, Are Moments - Moments That Define Character, Where So Much More Of The Story Is Told In Just A Moment - A Look, A Line, A Short Scene, But Something That Speaks A Volume, Something That Speaks To Me.

I Tried My Hand At Writing, I Tried To Write Out A Little Script - And It's Not Too Bad. Mostly, Though, It Let Me Understand How Incredibly Difficult That Job Is. I Can't Even Imagine Doing It On A Weekly Basis For A Series In Any Way. That's Tough. I Think I'll Try To Leave That To Smarter People Than Me.