"striking Looking." That's A Euphemism

I Like Doing Voiceover Work. I Just Like It In General, Because You're Constantly Working On A Very First-instinct Level. You Show Up, You Get In Front Of The Microphone, You Look At The Lines, You Say The Lines, And Then You Move On. You Work On A Really Primal Level, Is What I'm Saying. You Don't Have To Shave. You Don't Even Have To Wear Pants. But, Uh, That Wasn't Your Question.

I Think Now That I'm In The Autumn Of My Life, And I'm Getting A Chance Of Having An Overview And Looking At The Shape Of How Things Happen, When Things Happen, Why Things Happen, I Think It Was Fitting That I Spent Most Of My Early Career Doing Mask Work, Because I Just Don't Think I Was That Comfortable In My Own Skin.

I Expect That Everything I Do Will Be Not Watched Or Not Seen. That Way, I'm Never Disappointed When I Become Flooded With That Reality.

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.

I'm Thankful To Be Breathing, On This Side Of The Grass. Whatever Comes, Comes.