For The Better Part Of My Adult

Everyone Always Wants New Things. Everybody Likes New Inventions, New Technology. People Will Never Be Replaced By Machines. In The End, Life And Business Are About Human Connections. And Computers Are About Trying To Murder You In A Lake. And To Me The Choice Is Easy.

Once I Moved To Chicago And Started Trying To Get Acting Jobs, I Just Tended To Book More Things That Were Comedically Based Than Anything Else. I Never Had The Preconceived Notion, "i Will Be A Comedic Actor." I Just Thought, "i'll Go Into Acting And See What Kind Of Work I Can Get."

Well, It Might Have Been If I'd Had Success Earlier In Life, But Having Success That Much Later Meant I Was Far More Grounded When It Came. The Last Few Years Of My Life Have Just Been Surreal And After A Lifetime Of Disappointment And Heartache And Rejection, I Still Don't Believe This Is All Actually Happening. I'm Extremely Grateful For My Success - I Just Never Expect It To Last And My Motto, If I Have One, Is Just Put Your Head Down And Do The Job.

I Wasn't A Class Clown, I Never Developed This Comedic Flair As A Kid. Even When I Decided To Become An Actor, It Was Just To Be An Actor, Not Necessarily A Comedic Actor. I Wasn't That Guy Who Struck Out With Women So He Became Really Funny, And That's When The Women Started To Like Him.

I Don't Ever Want To Take A Part In Order To Prove That I'm Capable Of Doing Something. It's All Based In Doing Stuff That's Interesting Or Working With People Who Would Be Fun To Work With.