Everyone Told Me To Pass

I Got Away From Comedy Because It Wasn't Being Done In The Way That I Loved And The Way That I Could Do It. It Made Me Sad Because I Felt Like It Wasn't Appreciated And No One Was Writing It So, 'i'll Abandon It.

When People Are Like, 'life Is Good,' I Go, 'no, Life Is A Series Of Disastrous Moments, Painful Moments, Unexpected Moments, And Things That Will Break Your Heart. And In Between Those Moments, That's When You Savor, Savor, Savor.'

I Think Most Of Us Are Raised With Preconceived Notions Of The Choices We're Supposed To Make. We Waste So Much Time Making Decisions Based On Someone Else's Idea Of Our Happiness - What Will Make You A Good Citizen Or A Good Wife Or Daughter Or Actress. Nobody Says, 'just Be Happy - Go Be A Cobbler Or Go Live With Goats.'

As For Doing More Dramatic Work Over Comedy, I Do Whatever Turns Me On At The Moment.

Having To Be Nice All The Time Is Exhausting And Boring, But To Play Someone Who Just Has That Under Layer Of Unhappiness, You Know That It Comes From Someplace.