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I Don't Really Enjoy Working In Tv, To Be Completely Honest, Even Though It's Incredibly Lucrative, I'm Just Terrified Of Not Being Satiated In A Myriad Of Different Ways. It's Amazing That I Get To Create Every Day, As An Actor, Or A Director, Or A Writer, And I Get To Do It In A Variety Of Different Genres And Worlds And Characterizations. I Think That's The Great Privilege Of What We Do, We Get To Make Believe. I Get To Go To So Many Different Places, Try On Different Occupations, Take On Different Points Of View. That's What's Always Been Sort Of Alluring.

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Part Of What's Cool About Being An Actor Or Being In This Industry, Frankly, Is To Be Able To Travel To Distant Lands. That's Part Of The Deal. I Always Thought When I Was Growing Up, "i Wanna Be An Actor And Go See The World.'

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