And When I Was A

And When I Was A Kid Being An Actor Was Not Cool. I'm Thirty Now And When I Was A Kid In The 80s That Wasn't A Cool Thing To Be.

It's Always Nice To Know People Are Watching And Having Their Own Ideas About Things And It's Nice When Your Audience Starts Trying To Guess What's Going To Happen, It Means They're Really Interested.

Being An Actor Is Like Winning The Lottery. It's Not Really About Your Talent, It's Right Time, Right Place, Right Face.

I've Worked With Actors Before Where I Was Like, This Is Not Working, And Then I've Seen Their Work On The Screen And I've Been Like, Wow, That Was A Really Great Performance. Because There Are A Lot Of Elements With Film. It's Not Like Stage. It's Not A Kind Of Performance Art Anymore; It's A Highly Tuned Kind Of Collaboration - A Symphony.

It's Easier To Do Shakespeare Than Spelling, And I Know That Sounds Crazy, Because The Challenge Of Shakespeare Is Living Up To Shakespeare, Living Up To That Word, Not Failing, You Know, Where With Aaron Spelling It's Like, Just Try To Look Good. Or Maybe Don't Use Spelling There, That's Bad. No - You Can. He's Dead.