The Great Thing About Theater

I Believe In Luck And Fate And I Believe In Karma, That The Energy You Put Out In The World Comes Back To Meet You.

Growing Up In A Family Of Actors, What's Great About It Is That They're Very Supportive And They Understand What It's Like To Be An Actor - The Rejections, The Highs And Lows... And Having A Common Language With Them Is Great Because You Have Shorthand Speech.

For Me Growing Up, Christmas Time Was Always The Most Fantastic, Exciting Time Of Year, And You'd Stay Up Until Three In The Morning. You'd Hear The Parents Wrapping In The Other Room But You Knew That Also, Maybe, They Were In Collusion With Santa Claus.

I Am Critical Of Myself Like Everyone Else. You Go To A Movie Theater And You Are Forty Feet High. I Had Bad Skin As A Teenager And I Am A Shy Person, But I Think I Am In The Perfect Business To Fight My Insecurities. You Have To Learn To Love Yourself And Say 'i Am Pretty Cool' Instead Of Being So Critical. You Can Easily Fall Into The Trap Of Doing That.

I'm Always Surprised Reading My Old Journals. There's This Idea That Life Is Hard Now, But Then I'll Reach That Moment Where It'll Change. But There's No Summit. It's A Constant Climb.