A Lot Of Actors Say That Theater's

Obviously There Are Times With Acting When Exactly What Is Required Is Just Going Through The Motions, And When Doing Nothing Is The Best Thing. But At Other Times, You Have To Make That Leap Beyond The Immediate Environment Of People Putting Up Lights On The Set.

And I Not Only Inherited An Aversion To The Nine-to-five Routine, But The Sense From My Parents That Being Bored And Boring Is The Worst Thing That You Can Be.

I'm Not An Actor That Tends To Care. I Don't Ask "is This A Close Up? Is This A Master? Is This A Wide? What Are You Doing?" If I Look Up And Notice The Camera I Go "oh, It's A Big One Today, Must Be An Imax." And That's Kinda It For Me Because It Doesn't Affect What I'm Doing.

I Tend To Think You're Fearless When You Recognize Why You Should Be Scared Of Things, But Do Them Anyway.

A Teenager Usually Wants To Try To Get People To Notice Him In Some Way, To Feel Like Someone Gives A Damn. Me, All That Attention, I Just Wanted To Fade Into The Background. Be Invisible. Disappear.