Hopefully, Any Character I Play

Having Said That, What I Think We Found, In Doing The Show, And In Life, Generally, Is That The More You Try To Separate Sex From Everything Else, It's Impossible. You Can't. The Act Of Observation Affects The Actual Experiment, And We See That In This.

My Chief Gifts Are - Naturally Good At All Sports With A Raw Talent For Pretty Much Everything, Which If Nurtured Could Develop Into Improper Talent.

I Remember Someone Said To Me, "never Stand Up When You Can Sit Down, Never Sit Down When You Can Lie Down, Never Lie Down When You Can Be Asleep." Those Are Bits Of Advice That I Haven't Taken, Really. I've Done The Opposite Of Them, But They Have Stayed With Me.

The First Job I Ever Did In The Theatre, I Was Supposed To Be A Genius Piano Player. I Couldn't Play The Piano, But You Just Sit There At A Piano Like You're Playing, And Suddenly All This Amazing Music Comes Out And The Audience Believes You Can Do It. It's The Same With Computers. I Love Scenes Where There Are People Yanking At Monitors, "yes I'll Put You Through Now," And You Know They're Just Doing That. But You Can Look Brilliant At All This Technology. I Love It.

The More You Think That You Are Watching A Show About Sex, The More You Ultimately Are Watching A Show About The Challenges Of Just Connecting With Human Beings And Being Intimate.