You Were There All Day Long, 12

I Considered A Lot Of Different Jobs As A Kid. I Thought About Becoming A Priest Or A Lawyer. My Father Had A Big Linen-supply Business And I Considered Working For Him. What Dawned On Me Was: 'if I'm An Actor, I Get To Do The Fun Parts Of Every Job!' Without Having To Go To Four Years Of Law School.

I Don't Deliberately Go Into Comedy Or Go Into Indies, But I Do Deliberately Try To Keep Changing Tact, Because I Think That Is The Key To Longevity In A Career.

For A Long Time, It Was Like I Was Part Of Some Special Forces Unit: I'd Land, Meet Everyone, Five Minutes Later I'd Have To Do Some Amazing Work, Then - Boom! - I'm Out Again. You Know, Playing Supporting Parts Takes Courage.

Whenever I Work On Something, I Try And Throw Everything I Have At It. Then If The Director Finds It Useful They Use It, And If Not, They Ignore It!

The Less People Know About Me In Reality, The More They Can Accept Of Me As A Character.