When Accepting Or Preparing For A Role,

I Have To Tell You, You Can't Have An Ego When You're An Actor. A Lot Of Actors Have Them, But In Reality Most Of Those People Are Just Sensitive Artists Dying For A Hug And A Compliment.

My Dad Didn't Often Bring Me To The Set, Being An Actor Himself, So My Infancy As An Actor Was Wracked With A Lot Of Giggles And Nervousness.

I Grew Up, Especially As An Actor Thinking That I Had To Move To New York To Be A Good Actor. But After A While You Start To Live The World A Little Bit And You Start To Appreciate Where You're From.

When The Aids Epidemic First Started There Were People Who Said, "well, If There Weren't Gays, Then We Wouldn't Have This Problem. It's Got To Be Because Of Them - Let It Be Them Instead Of Us." But When You Educate Yourself About It, You Can't Help But Realize That We're All Affected By It. I Think That Things Like That Just Become Too Daunting For People.

You Have No Idea, Especially In Green Screen, What Movie You're Doing. You Really Don't. And Then, You See The Movie And You're Like, "oh, My God, I'm On A Cliff Right Now! I'm Having Sex Right Now! I Thought I Was Dancing."