There Is No Shortcut To Grieving.

We've Legalized Marijuana Recently. Medical Marijuana, But The Rest Will Come.

It's Really Hard To Find Stuff That Is Original. You Pick Up Scripts And In Four Pages You Know Where It's Going And The Same Thing When You Are Sitting In A Theatre, I Just Rejoice When Something Unfolds In A Way That I'm Not Conducive.

By The Time I Went To The Catholic University Of America, Which Was The Time The Priests Were All Leaving With The Nuns, The More I Studied About The Bible And How It Came About, The More I Lost My Faith.

Acting Is Kind Of A Forced Compassion, Where You Learn That Given Certain Circumstances, You Can Feel And Do Things That You Never Thought Yourself Capable Of. And So It Stops You From Being Super-judgmental.

I Remember Anthony Perkins Saying, "real Is Not Necessarily Interesting." So Real Is Not Enough. But What Happens As An Actor Is That You're Really Trained To Listen And To Be Open And Have Empathy. It's Such A Natural Consequence That You End Up Being More Political. You Can Empathize With The Mother Whose Kids Are Going To Be Sent To Iraq, Or You Can Emphasize With The Mother Who Is Losing Their Child To A Disease. How Could You Not Then Be Active? So You're Automatically Drawn To That Aspect In The Rest Of Your Life.