Like My Dad, I Have A Christmas

It's Great To Have An Acting Job In The Age Of Reality Tv.

I Came From A Sorkin-like Project In The Sense That There Was No Freedom To Change A Line, Which, In A Weird Way, Is Its Own Freedom Because You're Living Within That Structure And Know This Is What It Is. You Just Adjust. Every Project Has Its Own Personality.

I'm Gonna Try To Talk About This In A Secular Way, But Where's The Spirituality Of Just Being A Person? I Think It Contributes To This Rise In Bad Manners And Mean Comments; People Are Being Driven By Seeking Something That's Just Designed To Keep Them Seeking Something. I'm Not Reducing People In This Age To Phone-addicted Dum-dums, But We Have To Remind Ourselves To Also Study Compassion And Inner Life As Well.

I Feel Real Ownership In This Show. I Feel Very Invested In It. I Care Very Much About It. I Don't Feel Any More Like A Hired Hand, You Know? It's A Strange Feeling - I Feel Personally Responsible For How The Story Goes. What Happens. What The Weaknesses Are. And So In A Way, Some Of The Changes Gave Me An Opportunity To Have A Voice In A Different Way.

I Could Never Have Predicted The Invention Of Streaming, The Rerelease Of The Show Gilmore Girls On Netflix, And That People Still Wanted To Hear About It. I Do Love How We Came Back To It, But It Was Never Up To Me. It Won't Be Up To Me This Time, Either. If It Ended There, I Would Be Sad, But I Also Like What We Did.