Choose Your Props Wisely.

I'm Not In The Business Of Becoming Famous. And That's The Advice I Give To Younger Aspiring Actors. Work Onstage And Do The Little Roles. In The End It's Not Important To Be Seen. It's Important To Do. There's A Lot Of Disappointment In This Business, But My Family Keeps Me Grounded

I Was Never A Hammy Child. But I Could Make People Laugh.

This Is Not To Be Cocky, But, I Go Over Real Well At Comic-con. I've Done Quite A Few Comic-cons, And I Enjoy The Hell Out Of Them. They Are So Much Fun, And So Bizarre. I've Done The Fx Show In Florida, Wizard-world In Chicago, Comic-con In San Diego, Wonder-con In San Francisco, The Comic-con In New York, And I've Done Them Numerous Times.

I Think Real Humans Are So Complicated, And Often [characters] Are Written More One-dimensional Without Maybe Even The Writer Knowing It. I've Felt Numerous Moments In My Life Where My Most Confident Moment And My Most Insecure Moment Were Exactly The Same Time. There's Nothing Funny Or Interesting About Perfection.

When I See Something Unjust, I Have To Intervene - It's Hard For Me To Watch The Underdog Suffer.