I've Been A Professional Actor

Each Character Represents A Different Color On The Big Palette Of What This Ultimate Painting Is Going To Look Like, Who Your Guy Is, And Just Try To Be As Honest And Simple And Real As You Can Possibly Be. The Outer Trappings Are Incidental - Costumes, Period, Makeup - All Of That Is Rather Insignificant At The End Of The Day.

As An Actor Or Anybody As A Human Being, I Feel More And More Like I Want To Spend Time Doing Something Significant. Because What's The Alternative? Spend Your Life Wasting Your Time.

I, For One, Am Not Nearly As Engaged When I'm Looking At Something That's Been Completely Drawn Up On A Computer That Replaces Anything That's In Real Time And Real Space. It Just Engages Me All The Less, Rather Than All The More.

The Luxury Of Television Is That You Get More Than One Shot At Who You Think The Guy Is That You're Playing.

I'm Real Comfortable Around People, And It Took A Long Time For Me To Evolve To That Point.