What I Think Is So

Writing Is Like Building A Bridge While You're On It. If You Step Forward You Fall Off And There's Nothing In Front Of You.

Every Actor I Ever Meet Goes, 'ultimately I Plan On Having My Own Company And Write And Direct,' But Yes, I Too Would Love To Write And Direct A Movie. I Want To Do A Play, Too. I Want To Do It All.

It's Not Uncommon To Hear People Say That The Re-entry Into Their Lives Is Very Hard. A Lot Of Actors Say That The Hardest Thing About Working Is Not Working, Because You Go From One Of The Most Structured Environments In The World To A Place Of No Structure. Maybe That's Why You See Someone Go From Movie To Movie To Movie.

I Love The Idea Of Playing A Character That Didn't Over Think Everything. He Knows What's In Front Of Him And He Has An Ability To Just Say Whatever He Felt.

You Get To A Certain Age, And You Feel Like You Know Who You Are, And How You Fit Into The World, And How The World Sort Of Perceives You. And You Get Pretty Set In That. And Then Things Can Happen That Can Turn It Upside.