I Learned A Lot About Acting From

I've Worked With Actors Before Where I Was Like, This Is Not Working, And Then I've Seen Their Work On The Screen And I've Been Like, Wow, That Was A Really Great Performance. Because There Are A Lot Of Elements With Film. It's Not Like Stage. It's Not A Kind Of Performance Art Anymore; It's A Highly Tuned Kind Of Collaboration - A Symphony.

You Can't Compare Any Job Or Any Friendship Or Anything To Another. I Think If You Do, It's Kind Of A Recipe For Disaster.

Being An Actor Is Like Winning The Lottery. It's Not Really About Your Talent, It's Right Time, Right Place, Right Face.

But Now I Feel Off The Grid. I Feel That I Am Not Part Of The Culture. And Because I Don't Have A Car I Don't Really Go Anywhere To Buy Things. In Fact, I Have Been In A Slow Process Of Selling And Giving Away Everything I Own.

I Was, Aged Nine, The Go-to Kid In Minneapolis For A Commercial Voiceover.