I Had Gotten The Role Of Fandral

When You Go And Create Something, You Want To Believe In It. If They Don't, We're Barking Up The Wrong Tree. But When You Believe In Something And You See Other People Believing In It Too, It Just Feels Like You're Doing Something Right In The World, And That Feels Good.

I Just Love Going Down Into The Crowd And Getting People Pumped Up And Dancing.

My Family Was Always Very Supportive. Whether You're An Actor Or Not, Everybody Hears The Horror Stories Of People Going To L.a. And Trying To Be An Actor, And Their Dreams Are Crushed, And They End Up Working For The Irs. So They Were Always Protective To The Point That They Wanted Me To Have A Backup Plan, Which Is Understandable, But There Was Always Something Inside Of Me That Knew: Backup Plan, Schmackup Plan.

A Lot Of People, Especially Christians, Want To Put You In This Box Of Being A Christian Actor, And I Don't Believe In It. You Do Yourself And Everyone Else A Big Disservice When You Start Thinking About It As "christian Art." That's Why Most Christian Art Is Bad. They Don't Put A Premium On The "art."

I Had Gotten The Role Of Fandral In Thor, But Scheduling Conflicts (with Chuck) Prevented That From Going Forward.