I Don't Need To Have

Human Beings Have A Bunch Of Different Dimensions, So Even If You're Playing Someone Who You Think Maybe The Audience Might Not Like, Might Not Be Going For, You Still Have To Give Them The Dimensions To Make Them A Real Human, Otherwise There's No Point.

I Can Easily Say "no" To A Project If The Script Isn't Great, But When The Script Is Good, Then I Start Asking The Other Questions. Who's Going To Direct It? Who's The Creator? Who Are The Actors? When Are We Shooting? Where Is It Shooting? All That Kind Of Stuff.

I've Worked On Films Where The Budgets Are Almost Limitless And You're In Trailers That Are Bigger Than A Hotel Room. You're Taken Care Of And The Food Is Amazing, The Quality Of The Job Is Amazing And Then You Work On Smaller Things But It Never Dictates My Happiness Or My Willingness To Go To Work.

I've Always Traveled, As A Kid My Parents Moved Me Around, A Different Place In Germany Every Four Years. But I Got The Travel Bug When I Was A Kid, Living In Different Countries.

I Love Going To Work. I Love Being On-set Everyday. It Feeds Me; It's Exciting.