If You're Afraid Of Everything Out There,

I Guess The More Serious You Play Something, If The Context Is Funny, Then It Will Be Funny And It Doesn't Really Require You To Be Necessarily, Explicitly Humorous, Or Silly.

I Think There Are Probably A Lot Of Actors Like Me Who I Think Probably Struggle To Feel Comfortable In Their Own Lives, And Acting In Some Ways Provides A Safe Context For Them To Live Out Emotions That They Possibly Repress Or Live Out Experiences That They Are Not Afforded By Virtue Of Circumstance.

The Joy Of Acting For Me Is To Be Able To Experience Emotions In A Safe Environment. You Can't Scream And Cry In The Street Because Everybody Will Look. If You Do It On A Movie Set, You Get Applauded.

If You Went To Harvard Medical School, Chances Are You'll Be A Doctor At Some Place. There's A Career Trajectory. Acting, There's Nothing. It's Constantly Trying To Procure Jobs - It's Very Disconcerting.

Any Time You Play A Character For A Long Period Of Time, Regardless Of How Close It Is To You, It Infiltrates Your Life. It's Impossible For It Not To.