The Hardest Thing In Acting

Comics, For Me, Is Being Able To Sing Alone In The Shower. I Find It Freeing. You Just Pick Up A Pen And Get To It.

When A Gust Of Wind Hits A Broken Bone, You Feel It.

Sometimes Perception Is Almost More Important Than The Skill Level Of An Actor. And If You Give Too Much Away, You Have Nothing To Take For Yourself And Put Onscreen. If People Feel Like They Know You Too Well, They Won't Be Able To Indentify With The Character You're Trying To Portray. Or They'll Feel That You're Just Playing Yourself, And Then You Just Become A Personality Actor. And That's The Death Of Any Actor.

You Can't Have Bank Holding Companies Acting As Hedge Funds. You Can't Have Them Taking A Million-dollar Pension Plan For Joe Schmo The Bus Driver And Treat It With The Same Risk Appetite That You Treat George Soros' Pocket Money. It's Fundamentally Ridiculous.

I Am A Season Ticket Holder To Dodger Games. I Go To Every Dodger Game I Can Go To. Every Single One.