If You Have A Screaming Angry Director,

I Do Force Myself To Sleep With Myself To Get The Job. But That's Always A Disappointment.

I Don't Think Life Owes Me Anything And The Business Doesn't Owe Me Anything. The Only Way To Approach It Is By Working Hard And Loving What You Do. If You Do That And Have Faith, Maybe You Will Get Lucky. I Mean That Sincerely And Specifically. I Truly Believe That No Professional Career In The Arts Is Capable Without A Healthy Dose Of Luck.

I'm Just A Big Boy, I'm Still Just Playing Cowboys And Indians And Astronaut And Baseball Player And All That Stuff That I Used To Play As A Kid.

When You're An Actor In Grade School, High School, College, Whatever, You Start To Realize What You're Really Good At, What You're Kinda Good At, What You're Okay At, And You Start To Compartmentalize. But If You Know Yourself And What You're Capable Of, It's Just A Matter Of Opportunity.

What Used To Frustrate Me Going Into An Audition Was That Some Inexperienced, Lesser Casting People Would Think That Actors Are Acting Only When They're Speaking.