With Acting There Are A Lot More

When I Was 18 I Went To College For Two Years And Didn't Work For A Year Which Was Essential For Me, Because My Identity Had Been So Influenced By My Being An Actor And I Think I Just Needed To Discover What It Was To Be Myself, Divorced From All That Responsibility.

I Could Truly Have Gone Through Life Thinking That Women Were These Venomous Creatures. Turns Out, They're Not.

I Discovered Orson Welles In College; My Freshman English Professor Screened 'citizen Kane' For Us, And I Wound Up Writing A 20-page Term Paper On It.

I Think It Distinguishes Television From Every Other Medium. It's What Makes It Kind Of Radical, And Risky, And Fun.

Growing Up In New York City, I Was Always Encouraged To Question Authority, And I Think I Confused Patriotism With Jingoism.