In General, I'm Always Interested

I Always Did Plays In School Because I Thought It Was Fun, But It Just Never Occurred To Me As A Thing To Do.

In My Career, I've Had Kind Of A Strange Trajectory As An Actor. I Started Out Doing Movies And Theater And Stuff, But Then I Had A Terrible Problem With Stage Fright As An Actor On Stage, And I Quit Stage Acting For A Long, Long Time.

I've Always Thought That, In A Sense, The More Specific And Sometimes Even The Smaller The World Of A Movie Is, The More Universal It Is.

I Have Two Young Children With Autism. What Could They Have Ever Done To Deserve That? What Kind Of A God Allows The Innocent To Suffer? It's A Mystery. Yet Still, I Believe In God.

I'm One Of Relatively Few Stage-trained Actors Who Doesn't Much Like Acting On Stage. It Feels Kind Of Like Riding The Cyclone At Coney Island, Which I Did When I Was Eight. When It Was All Over, I Was Glad I Had Done It, But Most Of The Time When It Was Actually Happening, I Was Just Kind Of Hanging On For Dear Life.