I'm Constantly Exposing Myself To Art And

I Have Been Heartbroken Once And It Has Affected All My Relationships From There On. But Now I Look At It As A Occupational Hazard. If You Are In The Meat Market At Some Point You Are Gonna Get Mad Cows Disease.

Human Beings Have A Bunch Of Different Dimensions, So Even If You're Playing Someone Who You Think Maybe The Audience Might Not Like, Might Not Be Going For, You Still Have To Give Them The Dimensions To Make Them A Real Human, Otherwise There's No Point.

I've Had A Fair Amount Of Experience With Snakes, And I Find Them To Be Pretty Honest In Terms Of How You Read Their Body Language And Emotions. They'll Tell You When They're Grumpy. They'll Tell You When They're Okay.

If You Pay A Little Bit Of Attention To Something, And Then Let It Go, And Then Come Back To It, And Then Pay A Little Bit Of Attention To Something, That's Nice And Healthy.

I Could Always Flip Between Emotions And Be Available To Suddenly Do Something New. I Think It's A Part Of Playing, And You Hang Onto It When You're A Kid.