You Know, You Never Say Never Because

It's Difficult To Keep That Perspective, I Think, As A Parent: To Know Your Boundaries As To What's Good Parenting Or Just Projecting Your Own Expectations On Your Kids. That's The Hardest.

I Did Tons Of Theater In School, And Then When I Was 16 And Got My Driver's License, I Started Driving To Los Angeles, Along With My Friend Eric Stoltz, Who Was A Year Ahead Of Me And Was Doing The Same Thing. So We Had The Same Manager, And We Started Auditioning For Things And Doing Commercials When We Were 16.

I'm The Youngest Of Five Kids, And I Wanted Attention. And In Santa Barbara, There Was Lots Of Theater Going On, So For That Area, It Was A Little Bit Like Playing Little League Baseball. There Were Dance Classes, Theater Classes, And I Just Loved It.

To Be A Good Actor You Really Have To Want To Act First.

There Are Definitely Roles Within This Industry That Are Industry-related, But To Be A Good Actor, You Really Have To Want To Act First. At The Same Time, My Goal Was Never To Go To Hollywood To Make Movies. I Think If You Come Here With That Attitude, Then You've Missed A Few Steps.