That's The Reason You Want

What's Great About Comedy, Obviously, Is That You Set Up A Situation That People Assume One Thing And Then You Break The Assumption. That's Basically The Backbone To Comedy. You Set Up A Situation, Let People Make An Assumption, And Then You Break The Assumption.

I've Got A Whole Mantel Just Waiting For Those Awards To Come, A Whole Big Mantel. There's Just So Much Available Space. I've Got The Light Fixtures Hanging From The Ceiling, All Ready To Shine On Them. I Dust It Off Every Day.

In Order To Be An Actor You Really Have To Be One Of Those Types Of People Who Are Risk-takers And Have What Is Considered An Actor's Arrogance, Which Is Not To Say An Arrogance In Your Personal Life. But You Have To Be The Type Of Person Who Wants The Ball With Seconds Left In The Game.

I Want To Be Able To Experience Everything. I Want To Experience Being A Husband, Experience Being A Father, Experience, Maybe, Hopefully, Someday Being A Grandfather, And All Those Things. I Want That Experience. When I Die, I Want To Be Exhausted.

It's Cyclical. I'm Riding A Wave Right Now, And I Recognize That. I Wanna Do As Much Work As I Can, Do The Best I Can. And When It's All Said And Done And They Say, "get Outta The Water, You're Done," I Wanna Be So Exhausted That I Look Forward To It.