When I See Something Unjust,

I'm More Of A Homebody. I'm Constantly Asked: 'why Don't We See You Out?' But That's Not What Drives Me. I Prefer To Have People Over - Which I Do A Lot, Because I Bought A House That's Way Too Big For Me, And Four Of My Friends Live There

There Are Tiny Choices That Everyone Can Make That Profoundly Affect Our Collective Water Use. Like Not Having The Tap On While Brushing Your Teeth, Not Starting Your Shower Ten Minutes In Advance, Not Doing Laundry Until You Have A Full Load. In This Particular Issue, Education Really Is Power.

Part Of My Becoming A Vegetarian Was That I Would Look At My Burger, Then Look At My Dogs, And I Wasn't Able To See A Difference.

When I See Something Unjust, I Have To Intervene - It's Hard For Me To Watch The Underdog Suffer.

I'm Not In The Business Of Becoming Famous. And That's The Advice I Give To Younger Aspiring Actors. Work Onstage And Do The Little Roles. In The End It's Not Important To Be Seen. It's Important To Do. There's A Lot Of Disappointment In This Business, But My Family Keeps Me Grounded