I Really Enjoy A Variety Of Different

I Always Look At Films As Real Stories With Real People In Real Situations. That's Why I Struggle With The Whole Notion Of Calling Someone The 'good Guy' Or The 'bad Guy,' Because I Think We All Have Potential To Do Good Things And All Have The Potential To Do Bad Things.

Every Time You Say Yes To A Film There's A Certain Percentage Of Your Yes That Has To Do With The Director, A Certain Percentage To Do With The Story, A Certain Percentage With The Character, The Location, Etc.

Choosing Work Is An Interesting Thing. It's A Balance Between What's Available And What You've Always Got In The Back Of Your Mind - That Awful, Strange Thing That Seems To Have To Exist In This Industry, Of What Will Give You "exposure."

The Funny Thing Is, Because I Was Doing A Lot Of Theater When I Was A Kid, And A Lot Of That Was Musical Theater, As I Got Older I Became More Interested In Acting As A Separate Entity And Music As A Separate Entity, Like Songwriting And Production And Recording And Playing Music.

When I Go To A Movie, I'm Always Thrilled If I've Seen An Actor Do Something And I Didn't Realize Until The End Of The Movie That That Was That Person. I Love That.