Abs Are For People With No Friends.

Definitely The Script Because You Want To Be Part Of An Interesting Story, You Want Your Character To Be A Challenge, Then Comes The Director. But Essentially It's The Script First And Whether It's A Character That You Think You Can Do.

At The Beggining Of My Career, For Me The Comedy Circuit Was A Combination Of Desperation And The Fact That It Was Something I Could Do. I Sort Of Meandered And Really Had No Idea What I Was Going To Do With My Life. I Had A Go At Stand-up, And I Was Sort Of Okay At It. I'd Say I'm The Opposite Of Someone That Has The Urge To Stand In Front Of Strangers And Make Them Laugh, But The Idea Of Getting Up And Telling A Story And People Finding It Amusing Always Appealed To Me. So I'd Say It Was Probably More About That Than Anything.

I Would Never Say Never To Returning To Comedy.

I've Always Been Attracted To Cars, And Driving Is A Completely Measurable Experience: If You Qualify Last On The Grid, You're The Slowest, And If You Qualify First On The Grid, You're The Fastest. So No One Can Say You're Slow If You're Fast And No One Can Say You're Fast If You're Slow.

I Just Think That's The Job Of An Actor. I Guess That's The Variation That You're Talking About. It's Probably A Byproduct Of Just Constantly Looking For Something Different, Because That's What I Feel Like I'm Supposed To Do.