I Like To Do 'garfield Mondays': Lasagna

I Married Way Out Of My Pay Grade. I Have No Idea How That Happened.

The Key Is Just To Ignore The Pain, Because Physical Comedy Only Works If You See Someone Get Hurt And They Aren't Actually Hurt. If Someone Gets Hit In The Face With A Bat, Falls Down, And Gets Back Up, It's Funny. If They Stay Down And Their Jaw Is Wired Shut In The Next Scene, It's Really Tragic And Weird. You Have To Pretend It Doesn't Hurt.

I Have A Lot Of Plants And Fish And A Pet Lizard And Venus Flytraps. I Have A Whole Ecosystem In My Room, Like A Running Waterfall And Different Lights And Sensors Set On Digital Timers.

I'm Happy To Try Any Genre, From Drama To Comedy And Anything In Between. Although, To Be Fair, For Most Of My Career, I've Been At The Mercy Of What People Are Willing To Put Me In.

When You're Working With Film, You Can Only Shoot One Angle At A Time, And Then Everything Has To Stop, And You Re-light It And Shoot Everything Else From The Opposite Side, So It's Really Important That You Stick Exactly To What's Written. But With The Multi-camera Digital Setup, You're Getting Both Sides Of The Scene At The Same Time, So It Gives You That Freedom To Go Off-book.