I Don't Travel For Fun,

I Think Improv Training Really Orients You To Character Development, More Than Taking A Strasberg Class Or Meisner Class. Not Only Is It About Developing Character Really Quickly, But It's Also About Being A Good Partner In The Scene.

One Of The Reasons I'm An Actor Is Because I Was No Physical Specimen As A Child. I Wasn't Athletic And Didn't Have Any Prowess In That Regard. Growing Up In Kentucky, Most Little Boys Were Trying To Get Into Sports, And It Was Very Competitive, So That Was Not To Be. But I Did Want To Do Something.

The Magic Word For Me Is Pumpernickel. I Love Pumpernickel. I Must Have Some Russian Blood In Me Because I Could Just Eat Pumpernickel And Raw Onions.

The Most Fascinating Part Of Movies Is The Organism Of The Movie - It's Such A Bizarre Thing To Do, To Make A Movie. To See These People Come Together, Band In Unity, To Create This Thing That Almost Doesn't Exist. It Only Exists Because It's Projected On A Screen, But Other Than That, It's An Illusion.

I Guess If There's One Thing That Might Surprise People About Me, It's That I'm Very Obedient. I'm Kind Of Like A Dog. I Look At Acting As Kind Of A Service Industry. You're There To Serve The Writer And The Director. I Don't Really Look At It As An Act Of Self-expression, Like I'm Going To Say What's On My Mind.