I've Always Find That Aussies

I've Always Just Liked Working. I Like Being A Working Actor.

But If You Do, Then It's A High Class Problem To Have. And If You Do, You're The Architect Of That Problem. There's No One Else To Blame But Yourself. You've Kept Doing The Same Kinds Of Movies And That's What They Want To See.

I Think By Take Eight You're Kind Of Going, "oh, Wow, I Don't Know If I Want To Fall Entirely Off The Roof Again." That Stuff Is Tough, And I'm Also Not 21 Anymore. I Just Don't Like Cement. Cement Isn't Hilarious Any More.

I Remember Being Upset Because I Was Finally Legal To Drink In Canada, And I Decided To Throw That All Away And Move To America, Where I Had To Wait Another Two Years. I Came Here To Do Improv And To Try To Join The Groundlings.

When I Was 21 I Think I Thought I Was 31. I Was Always Kind Of Doing The Right Thing, And It Wasn't Until My Late Twenties That I Became Just A Completely Wild Asshole. So I Should've Had That Out Of My System Already And I Was Too Busy Being A Grown-up.