Fame Didn't Happen To Me

With Big, Emotional Roles It's Very Easy, Especially If You've Grown Up In The American School Of Acting, To Exploit Your Own Pain. You Have To Be Careful About That, Because 9 Times Out Of 10, Your Pain Is Not Appropriate To The Character.

I Hope That Anyone I Worked With Wouldn't Exploit Our Relationship.

Theater Is The Foundation Of How I Live My Life, Actually. My Father Was A Playwright, So I Was Around It All The Time And Loved To Talk Shop With Him, Just Loved It. And Basically Everything That I Hold To Be Good And True And Worthy, I Learned In The Theater. So Not Even Just About The Work, But Just About Life. Discipline, Problem Solving, Creativity, How To Get Along With People.

What I Hope In My Ideal World Is That With Each Project, I'll Either Get To Work With A Really Great Script That Would Force Me To Grow, Or Work With A Really Great Actor Who Will Make Me Better.

I Think Everybody Handles Things Very Differently And You Can Conjecture, But Until You're Put In That Situation, You Really Don't Know.