If People Are Going To

I Don't Really Find A Problem With Technology Or Television, Or Anything. I'm A Product Of It. I Grew Up Watching Tv, And I Don't Think I'm Too Dumb Or Too Crazy.

I Think You Get The Parts That People Are Comfortable With Seeing You Play. I Get That. And I Don't Shy Away From Those Parts.

I Love A Massage. I'd Go Every Day If I Could. I Don't Need To Be Wrapped In Herbs Like A Salmon Fillet, But I Do Love A Massage.

Our Job, As Actors, Is To Just Try To Be As Accurate And As Mindful Of What The Audience Is Going Through And Receiving And Processing. If It's A Situation Where The Character Should Look A Little Bit Out Of Control Or Do Something Stupid, It's Your Job To Act Into That, In A Believable Way.

As An Actor, You Only Get To Work 15 Minutes An Hour; As A Director You're Fully Immersed. It's Incredibly More Complex And Challenging And I Love It. I'm Sort Of A Glutton For Work And To Direct Something That I'm Acting In Feeds The Vein.