I Love Feeling The Crispness Of Fall

I Have Worried About Getting Pigeon-holed, But Now I Think I've Done Enough Weird, Offbeat Stuff Not To Be. And I Also Know That I Do Things For The Right Reasons: I've Made My Money, So I Don't Have To Say Yes To Anything.

I Really Love To Act; I Love Everything About It. I've Never Had This Addiction To Being Known. I Mean, Sure, If You Go Into Acting, There's Part Of You That Is Saying, 'i Want Attention' But I Was Brought Up To Work To Deserve Attention, And It Is The Work, Not The Trappings That Are Important

De Niro Was A Hero Of Mine. And Sean Penn. But I've Realized I Can't Operate At That Level Of Intensity. That's Okay For Movies. On Tv, When You Live With Horror Day In And Day Out, You Have To Protect Yourself.

People Don't Know Where To Place Me. Terry Gilliam Used Me As A Quirky Cop In 'twelve Monkeys', And Then He Hired Me Again To Be An Effeminate Hotel Clerk In 'fear And Loathing In Las Vegas'. Another Time, I Was Shooting This Indie Film 'the Souler Opposite' And Six Days A Week, I'm Playing This Big Puppy Dog, Then I Come To The 'nypd Blue' Set And Become This Scumbag.

I Took Acting Classes In College, And Once I Graduated, I Decided To Give Acting A Shot When I Couldn't Really Think Of Anything Else To Do. It Took Me A Couple Of Years To Get An Agent, And My First Big Break Was The Fanelli Boys, Which Was A Sitcom On Nbc. Then I Did A Few Television Movies.