Being An Actor Is Like

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.

But Now I Feel Off The Grid. I Feel That I Am Not Part Of The Culture. And Because I Don't Have A Car I Don't Really Go Anywhere To Buy Things. In Fact, I Have Been In A Slow Process Of Selling And Giving Away Everything I Own.

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

Storytelling Is The Important Thing.

I Was, Aged Nine, The Go-to Kid In Minneapolis For A Commercial Voiceover.