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At The End Of Drama School, I Made A Contract With Myself: I'd Try Acting For Five Years. I Was 26. I Had Already Spent Eight Years Working In Restaurants And Gas Stations. So I Had Seen Enough Small Businesses To Understand That That's What Acting Is: A Small Business.

For Me That's One Of The Great Indulgences In Life - A Hand-tailored Suit, And A Great Pair Of Handmade Shoes.

I'm Lucky To Have Worked In Theater All Over The World, But There's Something Magical About Broadway. The Audiences Are Smart, They're Educated. They Go In Ready And They're Up For It, They're Up For The Party. It's A Whole Different Atmosphere.

My Friends Say, 'man You're Going To Have Kids Sleeping On Pillowcases With Your Face On It! You're Going To Be On Toothbrushes And Magnets And Stuff.' I Guess Now That I'm A Dad, I'm Thrilled About That.

I Think Adoption Is A Blessing All Around When It's Done Right.