Acting Is My Calling, Not My Career.

As An Actor, You're Used To Putting On Characters, Taking Them Off, Becoming Someone Else, Doing Your Research, And Working On That.

My Mom Was Always Pretty Supportive. She Saw Me Do Plays And She'd Always Act Out The Parts I Did. My Aunt, Who Played A Big Part In My Life, Was A Little Bit More Reserved, Because If They Don't See You On Tv Every Week They Think You Must Be Starving.

I Remembered That Throughout My Growing Up And Education And Pursuing My Dreams And Desires, Going Into Acting, And, Of Course, Getting Through Yale University And On And On And On, That Being Average, Being Mediocre Was Not An Option That You Should Be Proud Of.

The First Time I Acted Was In High School In Florida, And When I Heard That Applause I Felt So Alive And Felt That Electricity Go Up My Spine.

In Feature Film World I'm Very Much...a Hired Hand. It's A World Of Tom Cruise, Julia Roberts, Mel Gibson - They're Able To Produce And To Star And It's, That's Not My World.