There Is No Such Thing

As A Young Actor, People Were Trying To Define Who I Was Before I Really Knew That For Myself. But I Still Remember Thinking, "this Is What I Love Doing, And I Hope I'm Going To Be Able To Do It Forever."

The Exciting Part Of Acting, I Don't Know How Else To Explain It, Are Those Moments When You Surprise Yourself.

Emotions Kick Up. You Try Not To Kick Things Up, But You Go Through Things You Can't Help.

I Demand A Lot Of Myself. I Want To Learn. I Can't Sit Back. I Like A Challenge, So I Create A Lot Of Challenges For Myself.

When I Was About 7 Years Old, I Had Been Labeled Dyslexic. I'd Try To Concentrate On What I Was Reading, Then I'd Get To The End Of The Page And Have Very Little Memory Of Anything I'd Read. I Would Go Blank, Feel Anxious, Nervous, Bored, Frustrated, Dumb. I Would Get Angry. My Legs Would Actually Hurt When I Was Studying. My Head Ached. All Through School And Well Into My Career, I Felt Like I Had A Secret. When I'd Go To A New School, I Wouldn't Want The Other Kids To Know About My Learning Disability, But Then I'd Be Sent Off To Remedial Reading.