That's A True Actor's Nightmare:

Getting Over Someone Is A Grieving Process. You Mourn The Loss Of The Relationship, And That's Only Expedited By 'out Of Sight, Out Of Mind.' But When You Walk Outside And See Them On A Billboard Or On Tv Or On The Cover Of A Magazine, It Reopens The Wound. It's A High-class Problem, But It's Real.

The Craft Emmys Are Kind Of The Kids Table At Thanksgiving. You're Not Really Invited To The Big Dance. It's Still Really, Really Exciting, And The Statue Still Counts.

I've Always Been A Fan Of Plain Writing. I Hate Metaphor-laden, Heavily Larded, Lyrical Writing.

I Ask For A Lot Of Advice From Different Fathers - All Kinds Of Dads.

I Say With Pride That I've Done Over A Hundred Voices Or Something, And Some Of Them May Have Only Had Two Or Three Lines, But I Literally Never Ran Out. I Think I'm A Bit Of A Savant That Way. I Kind Of Remember Every Voice I Hear, Famous Or Otherwise, And Can Imitate It Pretty Fast. I've Enjoyed Mimicking People Famous And Not Famous All Through My Life, And They Kind Of Remain In The Memory Banks, So I'm Ready To Trot Them Out.