Yeah I Was Aware Of The Book,

It Only Seems Jarring When You Look Back On The Work I've Done. I Think If You Had To Map That Out At The Beginning And You Said, "right, Sit Down, This Is What You're Going To Be Doing," You'd Probably Freak Out. But I'm Someone Who Really Enjoys Not Being Himself. So If You Consider That, Then It All Sort Of Makes Sense. And I Just Think That's The Job Of An Actor. I Guess That's The Variation That You're Talking About. It's Probably A Byproduct Of Just Constantly Looking For Something Different, Because That's What I Feel Like I'm Supposed To Do.

Technically Speaking, You Can Build Anything Out Of Sand; It Doesn't Mean You Do It.

By The Time I Finished Comedy, I Was Really Burnt Out Of It. I Had Had Enough. I Don't Really Have A Strong Desire To Prove Myself In That Area, Or To Go Back To It In Any Great Way.

I've Had Frustrated Storytelling Juices That Have Been Lying Dormant For A Long Time, And I Guess The Documentary Was A Way Of Me Telling A Story That I Felt Most Qualified To Tell. And I Loved It, And I'd Love To Do Something Else Someday, Probably More Narrative-based. But I'm In No Rush.

I Think The Beauty Of Working With Young People Is They Remind You Of The Spirit Of Acting And It's Just A Big Play.