We Actors, We're A Fragile Bunch, And

If You Have Ever Been To Couples Therapy It's Really, Really Challenging.

And On A Canadian Set, Everybody Is Equal. You Get Paid The Same. You Live Together In Barracks. You Have A Communal Kitchen. You Buy And Cook Your Own Food.

Creatively, I Really Feel Like I Gave It My All, And I Feel Ready To Let Her Go.

All The Jobs I've Gotten In The Last Two Years Are Because Directors Have Seen The Work I've Done - Indie Films, Plays, Short Student Films, Tv - Since I Moved To The States In 1996. I Mean, I Have An Entire Career In Canada That Nobody Has Seen.

In Many Asian Households, To Not Go On To Higher Education, That's Like A Big No-no. I Know My Parents' Discouragement Was For My Own Protection, And I'm Really Close To Them Now, But They Didn't Understand That There Is Value In This. That's Because They Didn't Know.