I Remember When I Was A Kid

When You’re Good At Improv, Even When You’re Going To Deliver Somebody Else’s Line That They’ve Written, You’ve Got To Nail It. And Sometimes It’s Not Going To Be As Good As You Think, And You Have To Not Worry About Hurting Each Other’s Feelings. All That Matters Is The Product Itself. All That Matters Is The Show.

Fake Is Not A Word I Like To Use Because There's Nothing Fake About What I Do. It's A Show, It's A Predetermined Outcome; We're Putting On A Television Drama, Action, Comedy, Whatever You Want To Call It - But It's Not Fake. Fake Would Be If I Was Just About To Take A Body Slam, And My Stuntman Did It. Fake Would Be If I Was Going To Take A Chair Shot To The Head, And The Chair Was Made Of Rubber. I'll Tell The World That It's A Show, But I Hate The Word Fake. It's Such An Unfair Term To Us.

I've Always Had An Air Of Mystery.

What's Best For Business Is Just Continue To Have An Entertaining Product With Great, Interesting Characters.

After 10 Years Tna Talent Still Have An Inferiority Complex. If You Don't Think That You Work For The Best Company Ever Then Nobody Else Will! As A Performer You Hav To Act And Project That Where You Work Is The Pinnacle Of Competition! If Not Then The Whole Place Just Seems Second Rate.