I'm Fiercely Loyal To My Friends, And

And The Thing Is, Every Time You Start A New Show Or Do A New Series, You're Committing To Another Six Years.

Sometimes I've Felt That The Industry Has Typecast Me As A Certain Kind Of Character. But Then I Think All It Really Takes Is One Role, The Right Role, To Shake That Up And Change That Perception.

I Think I'm A Very Very Nice Director. Very Supportive, Very Nurturing. I Definitely Try To Challenge My Actors But I Think I'm Very Supportive.

When I Was Six Years Old, My Parents Took Me To This Farmers' Market With A Petting Zoo. They Put Me On A Pony And, For Some Reason, It Took Off At A Run And They Had To Chase It Down. They Tell Me It Was Kind Of Traumatic.

Directing Takes A Lot Longer Than Acting. This Was About Seven Years In Development, And Then Two And A Half Years With Pre-production, Production, Post And Now The Release. Not That I Have People Banging On My Door To Star In Movies, But It Takes Me Out Of The Acting Game For A Longer Chunk Of Time.