I Actually Used To Be

I Wouldn't Say I'm Personally Trying To Transition From Comedy Into Drama. I Don't Look At Things Like, 'oh, I Need To Do A Drama Now.' I Get A Lot Of Material Sent To Me, And If I Feel Like Something Has The Creative Integrity And The Right Director And The Right Whoever Involved, The Right Actors And Is A Great Story, Then I Do It.

Everybody Likes To Hold Up A Really Big Righteous Sword When People Make Mistakes. Well Guess What, Now It's Recorded And Everyone Has Access To It... So Let's Stop Judging People.

Depending On What You Do And How You Do What You Do, I Wouldn't Recommend For Everyone To Allow Themselves To Be Public Online. I Think It Also In Some Way, Shape Or Form Allows You To Answer Questions That Otherwise Would Be Lingering And Dictate Your Own Path Instead Of Having Your Path Dictated By The Media.

One Of The Things About Being On Twitter, For Me, Is Mostly About Just Being On The Pulse Of What People Are Interested In, What People Are Doing And What People Are Looking For. I Look At Entertainment Projects And Storytelling And I Really Try To Think About What People Want.

I'll Watch A Keanu Reeves Movie And I'll Go, 'wow, He's Really Not A Very Good Actor!'