No Compliment Is Ever Sufficient

I Have An Ipad And I Watch Three Things: 'the Daily Show,' '60 Minutes,' And 'meet The Press.'

My Job When I'm Acting In A Movie Is Very Limited To Playing A Role. I'm Not Evaluating Somebody. I'm Only Evaluating Them Insofar As They're Interacting With Me, But I'm Not Evaluating Their Skill Set And I Don't Watch The Movies, So I'm Not Aware Of The Way They're Putting Things Together.

I'm Hardly The Most Notable Person In 'zombieland.' The Other Actors In It Are Way More Famous Than I Am.

I Tend To Prefer The Smaller Movies Because They Shoot More Efficiently And So You're Are Able To Maintain That Momentum Of The Character A Little More Easily.

I Think There Are Probably A Lot Of Actors Like Me Who I Think Probably Struggle To Feel Comfortable In Their Own Lives, And Acting In Some Ways Provides A Safe Context For Them To Live Out Emotions That They Possibly Repress Or Live Out Experiences That They Are Not Afforded By Virtue Of Circumstance.