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Once I Moved To Chicago And Started Trying To Get Acting Jobs, I Just Tended To Book More Things That Were Comedically Based Than Anything Else. I Never Had The Preconceived Notion, "i Will Be A Comedic Actor." I Just Thought, "i'll Go Into Acting And See What Kind Of Work I Can Get."

I Don't Think My Kids Have To Worry Too Much About Me Embarrassing Them Because That's Not How I Would Want To Grow Up, With Wacky Dad Showing Up At School And Performing For Everyone.

There's Such A Freewheeling Nature To 'second City,' And The Greatest Thing About 'second City' Was Having A Sophisticated Audience Night After Night Who Appreciated What It Was. They Knew It Wasn't All Going To Be Great When You Improvised, So They Were Very Forgiving That Way.

Taste In Comedy, Like Fashion, Changes All The Time.

I Don't Ever Want To Take A Part In Order To Prove That I'm Capable Of Doing Something. It's All Based In Doing Stuff That's Interesting Or Working With People Who Would Be Fun To Work With.