The Old Cliché In Theater

The Only Way To Be Turned Off To Being Famous Is To Be Famous. And I Only Have Like A Tiny, Tiny Bit Of That, And I'm Already Disgusted By It. But I Realize That The Only Way To Be Disgusted By Fame Is To Be Famous, Because Otherwise It Looks Amazing. Then People Stop You On The Street, And It's Like The Most Annoying Thing In The World. The First Time It Happened It's Great, And Then The Second Time You Have To Shake Somebody's Hand.

I Grew Up In An Apolitical Household. I Never Left The Country. When I Became An Adult, I Started Traveling And Became Interested In Politics, And I Probably Talked About Things In A Silly, Ignorant Way.

There’s Something Strange About Theater. My Characters Consistently Demonize Elitism, But Of Course It’s Taking Place In A Theater Where Only So Many People Can See It. I’ve Been In Silly Popcorn Movies - The Kind Of Thing That As An Actor You Might Feel Embarrassed About - But Those Movies Reach Many More People.

A Lot Of Times The Character's Experience Is Not In Accordance With The Tone Of The Movie And It's Not Really My Job To Account For The Tone Of The Movie. That's The Director's Job.

In Those Moments Where You're Not Quite Sure If The Undead Are Really Dead, Dead, Don't Get All Stingy With Your Bullets. I Mean, One More Clean Shot To The Head, And This Lady Could Have Avoided Becoming A Human Happy Meal. Woulda... Coulda... Shoulda.