I'm Not So Proud To

I Did A Series Called Ned And Stacey For Two Years For Fox Back In The 90s. I Was Writer On It As Well As A Producer, And It Was Very Important To Me That There Were No Contemporary References.

When I Landed In L.a. In Early '89, William Morris Decided To Take Me On To See If I Could Get Any Jobs. I Was Cast In A Tv Movie Called Protected Surf, And Made $30,000 In Four Weeks, And I Decided I Needed To Take Acting Seriously, Because I Had Never Made That Much Money In A Year, Much Less Four Weeks. That's When I Decided I Thought I Could Make A Career Out Of It.

Villains With A Conscience Have This Sad Realization Of Who They Are, And The Monster They've Become — There's A Sense Of Regret. So At The End Of These Movies There's A Dramatic Resonance That Really Stays With The Audience.

I Would Just Turn Into A Giant Pair Of Lips. "oh God! There He Is! It's Lip-man!"

I Kind Of Have A Rededication In My Life Now To Acting Because I'm Very Fond Of Being In This Movie.