How Lucky My Life Is That I

Doing Voice Work Is More Like Recording Music That People Are Going To Listen To. You're Creating An Oral Experience Using Whatever Bells And Whistles You Have In Your Voice, And You Can Shut Your Eyes And Use Your Imagination And Nobody's Going To See If The Faces You Make Don't Match The Voices You Make. That's A Lot Of Fun.

When I [first] Went To University, I Was Doing Foreign Languages, Because I Had Done Them Since I Was 13 Years Old. I Had Done French And German. I Picked Up Italian, Just Sort Of Blasted Through The Exams, [and Then] Took Off Overseas, Because I Wanted To Be An Actor. I Thought, "i'm Just Not Academic." I'm Not Very Competitive, In Terms Of Acting. But Since Going Back To University, I've Realized, I Am Highly Competitive.

My Wife, The Actress Megan Mullally, Was An English Major At Northwestern University And Loves Fiction. Like So Many Things In My Life, She Curates Things For Me. For Example, I Have The Daunting Prospect Of Donna Tartt's "the Goldfinch" Waiting For Me When I Get Through My Current Reading Pile.

Your Dreams Are Always Going To Seem Much More Profound To You Then They Are To Your Friend.

We Realized That The World Of Popular Culture Had Been Creating The Perfect Candidate For Many Years: The Female Champion Of The Universe.