The Truest State Of Humanity Is That

I Love The Idea Of Playing A Good Guy Who's Fighting His Own Demons.

I Was Living In New York City And Flat Broke. My Next Door Neighbor Was An Actor And He Always Seemed To Be Having More Fun Than I Was. He Convinced Me To Give Acting A Shot, But Because Of My Shyness I Was Sure It Would Be A Lost Cause.

After Graduating From College I Worked At A Variety Of Jobs, From Banking To Politics. I Enjoyed Whatever I Was Doing At The Time But I Didn't Love My Work.

I Think What Kind Of Destroyed The Franchise, In Some Ways, Was Ego And Vanity. When That Element Of Ego And Vanity That's Sitting There In The Franchise Right Now Gets Pushed Aside, I Think The Whole Thing Could Be Re-tooled. I Think It's The Type Of Franchise That Has Years In It, And Has Lots Of Legs.

The Truest State Of Humanity Is That You're Living For Other People.