There Are Far More Talented People Doing

Actors Are Inherently Self-centered. We're Trained To Focus On Who I Am. What Do I Want? Who Is In My Way? How Do I Get This? That's How We're Trained. Unfortunately, That Sometimes Spills Over Into Real Life. But It's All Very Subjective. You Just Try To Portray Someone Beyond The Surface, The Different Layers.

It's Funny, I Do Try To Maintain Health. I Started Doing Bikram Yoga Which Is That Hothouse Yoga, The 105 Degrees Yoga For 90 Minutes. It's Great, You Purge Out All The Sweat And You're Drinking Water.

If Something Is Well-written, It Has A Chance To Be Good And If It's Not Well-written, It Will Not Be Good. It Could Even Become Popular, But It Won't Be Good.

You Get Addicted To Emotions. Our Endorphins Kick In And It's Like A High. On The Low End You Might Love Roller Coasters. On The High End You Might Be A Bank Robber Or Something.

When You're An Actor In Grade School, High School, College, Whatever, You Start To Realize What You're Really Good At, What You're Kinda Good At, What You're Okay At, And You Start To Compartmentalize. But If You Know Yourself And What You're Capable Of, It's Just A Matter Of Opportunity.