I Fooled Around With Heath

I Had Been Brought Up In An Elementary School Where, My First Few Grades, I Remember Being Specifically Told That My Teachers Were Gay. I Was Just That Age And That Was Just How It Was, And My Parents Were Very... You Know, That's How I Was Raised. Like Super-progressive.

I Started To Realize I Love Study, I Love The Study Of Human Behavior.

I Was Trying To Figure Out Where My Intellect, If I Really Have One, Where It Fit. And So I Was Searching. I Really Didn't Know Who I Was Or What I Really Wanted To Be, And In That Search, Like I Think You Do As An Actor, You End Up Trying To Define Whatever That Is, And I Sort Of Said, "oh Well, Searching Spiritually In A Way Is Interesting, And Eastern Religion Seems To Be About A Search."

I Think That The Idea Of Boundaries Is Being Challenged Everywhere. And I Think Our Fascination With Sci-fi Is That It Is A Boundary-less World Where We Can Kind Of Create The Reality That We Believe To Be As Opposed To The Reality That Is. It Is About The Beyond And The Unknown In A Different Way Than Pretty Much Any Type Of Storytelling Is.

Chris Cooper Once Told Me To Never Have Any Regrets. After Chris Said That To Me, I Walk Into Every Scene Thinking, 'exhaust Every Possibility.' Once You Get To A Certain Place, It's Like You Just Deliver Everything You've Got. Don't Have Any Regrets. It Pops Up In My Mind Over And Over And Over Again.