I Don’t Believe In Eye-for-an-eye.

I Grew Up Playing Sports, But Now I Feel Like I Can't, Because If I Get Injured, I'll Impair Whatever Film I'm Working On.

No Matter What Character Your Play. I Feel Like Whenever Anyone Is Honest And Whole And Well-written, You're Going To Be Able To Connect To That Person Because We're All Kinda Made Up Of The Same Stuff And I Think That's Always One Of The Really Powerful Things About Approaching Each Individual Character And Role And Film.

I’m A Huge Fan Of The Program Democracy Now, Which Is Hosted By Amy Goodman, And I Subscribe To The Podcast.

I Feel Lucky That Viceland Wanted To Make It, And I'm Producing More Than One Film With Lgbt Characters And Stories And It's Because It's What I'm Interested In. I'm Not Going To Read A Script And Say, 'they're Not Gay, I'm Not Going To Do It,' But I Am Interested In Playing More Gay People, Because I've Only Played One Gay Person, And I've Done A Fair Amount Of Movies, And I Am Interested In Those Stories. So For Me, There's No Should-i-or-shouldn't-i. It All Feels Natural.

There Are A Lot Of Things I Love About Acting And One Of The Things I Love The Most Is, Here You Are Taking Words Off A Page, Working With Someone You Might Have Met Just A Week Before, And Somehow You're Creating A Moment That Separates Itself From Space And Time. You Feel An Incredible Rush When You Have That Moment With Another Actor. You Can Feel It Bounce Off One Another. Every Take You Do Can Reveal Different Things That Were Hiding. And Things Outside The Story Get Revealed To You, Too. It's An Incredible Way To Work And To Experience A Story.