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When You Go From Movie To Movie, It's Like Going From Family To Family. You Work With People For Really Intense Hours On Really Long Days And A Bond Happens. So Even When A Movie Is Terrible, You Love It.

Being Onstage Is Like Being Rock Star. Whereas If You're Doing A Movie, It's Such A Confined Space. You Know, You Do A Comedy, It's So Hard, Too, 'cause With A Comedy, There's No Vocal Reaction, There's No Energy That You Get Back That Spurs You On To Be Funnier Because Everyone Has To Be Quiet.

A Lot Of Times, As A Clown, You Find Acting For A Reason. It's A Way To Exercise Yourself. If You're Funny, You Test Yourself.

When I Was In High School, I Was The Guy Directing Plays After Class. I Started My First Theater Company At 19, And My Second Theater Company At 21. I've Always Been A Guy Who Doesn't Do Well With The Passive Nature Of Being An Actor.

I Fired A Bunch Of People And Kind Of Went Back To My Roots. I Fired My Agent - I Had This Big, Fancy Agent And A Big Fancy Manager And A Big Fancy Lawyer - And I Went Back To My First Agent And Said, "i Want To Go Back To Just Being An Actor."