Creating Anything Is Hard.

Bob Glaudini, The Writer, He's A Wonderfully Talented Man And All His Plays And His Screenplays, They All Have Sense Of Something Bigger, Even Though You're Looking At Something Very Simple.

I've Worked With A Lot Of Characters That Are Unhinged. I've Played Characters That Are Unhinged. That's, Like, My Job.

I'm Probably More Personal When I'm Acting Than At Any Other Time. More Open, More Direct. Because It Allows Me To Be Something That I Can't Always Feel Comfortable With When I'm Living My Own Life, You Know? Because It's Make-believe.

Being Unemployed Is Not Good For An Actor. No, It Isn't, No Matter How Unsuccessful You Are. Because You Always Remember Getting Fired From All The Restaurants. You Remember That Stuff Very, Very Strongly.

I Have A Fine Level Of Recognition In The Business And Among The Acting Community Now, So I Consider Myself One Of The Lucky Ones. If I Didn't Think That, There Would Be Something Wrong With Me. I'm Grateful And Thankful For What I've Got.