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Even Though I Never Really Had To Pound The Pavement As An Actor, I Always Worked Really Hard. But, At The Same Time, I Always Felt Like People Thought That I Didn't Have To Struggle Even Though I Was Struggling.

My Parents Were Great In The Sense That They Treated Me Like A Human Being When I Was Growing Up. They Showed Me How Beautiful Things Can Be And How Ugly They Can Be.

I'm 44 Years Old. So, It's Really Great To Watch Younger Generations Getting Their Opportunities, And Being There To Support Them In That.

No One Is Banging My Door Down To Be A Superhero. I Don't Know How Good I Would Be. I Have Low Bone Density, So I Don't Know If Anyone Really Wants To Put Me In A Cape And Chuck Me Out A Window. But A Lot Of My Friends, Who Are Great Actors And Who Come From Film, Are Doing Tv Because That's Where The Opportunities Are. For Us, It Does Feel Like It's Similar To Making The Movies That We Used To Make.

In The '80s, I Loved The Movies Of The '70s. Also I Remember Loving Klute [1971]. I Loved Jane Fonda. Actually, I Auditioned For The Last Movie She Made Before She Retired For A While, Stanley And Iris [1990], Which Martha Plimpton Got.