I Love Being In Love.

I Take Work Very Seriously And Telling The Truth In My Job And Professionalism.

Everybody Has Difficult Years, But A Lot Of Times The Difficult Years End Up Being The Greatest Years Of Your Whole Entire Life, If You Survive Them.

I Got A Phone Call From George Miller [the Director] Asking Me To Play This Role. We Sat Down And He Showed Me On His Computer A Documentary-type Montage Sequence Of Real Penguins Swimming, In An Esther Williams Synchronized Sort Of Way, And Doing Things I Have Never Seen Them Do. Then He Explained His Vision Of The Film, Asked Me To Read The Script And To Voice The Character. I Was Cast A Little Bit Later, And He Let Me Do The Singing As Well!

I'd Do Almost Anything For Love, Within Safe Boundaries. I've Flown To Places To Surprise People, Even If It Was Just For A Day. I Think It's So Important To Keep The Romance Alive And Make Sure The Fun And Spontaneity Are There.

I've Been Trained In Dancing And I Used To Be Quite Good, Though I Am A Bit Rusty Right Now. But I Could Probably Brush Up In A Couple Of Months. The Funny Thing Is That I Actually Took Classes From Savion Glover, Who Worked In Happy Feet, When I Was A Kid. Isn't That Wild? I Was Part Of A Selected Group That Was Brought Into New York From New Jersey (which Is Where I'm From) To Study, Every Saturday: Ballet, Jazz And Tap. It Was A Musical Comedy Group.