Any Obsession Is Dangerous.

Working In Television It's Really Great To Be Able To Stick With A Character For A Long Period Of Time. It's Not Like You Have One Shot, And That's It. You Have More Time, More Room, An Ability To Reflect On Your Performance And The Character And How Much Has Really Been Shown, And What You'd Like To See. It's Nice. You Have More Breathing Room.

Unless It's A Specific Accent, Or Something About Physicality You Have To Change, I Am Generally Not Such A Conscious Actor.

I Think I've Had A Fairly Meandering Career. Because I Did Start So Young, I Think That I've Always Chosen My Parts Based On What's Interesting To Me And What I Think Would Be Challenging Or Fun, Or Someone I've Always Wanted To Work With Or A Place I've Always Wanted To Work In Or A Topic.

My Dream Role Would Probably Be A Psycho Killer, Because The Whole Thing I Love About Movies Is That You Get To Do Things You Could Never Do In Real Life, And That Would Be My Way Of Vicariously Experiencing Being A Psycho Killer. Also, It's Incredibly Romantic.

If I Hadn't Gone Into Acting, I Would Have Been One Of Those Weird Runaways On Hollywood Boulevard. No, It'd Be Uglier. I'd Probably Be Dead.