Any Kind Of Civil Rights Oppression Is

I Learned Long Ago To Focus On Things You Can Control And Don't Even Pay Attention To Things You Don't.

The More You Humanize Superhero Characters, The More They're Relatable. The More They Have A Vulnerable Point, Whether It's Emotionally Or Their Superpower, Or Whatever, We Relate The Superpower Or The Loss Of A Superpower To Their Emotions. It's Just Fun To Walk Through That.

Actors Are Inherently Self-centered. We're Trained To Focus On Who I Am. What Do I Want? Who Is In My Way? How Do I Get This? That's How We're Trained. Unfortunately, That Sometimes Spills Over Into Real Life. But It's All Very Subjective. You Just Try To Portray Someone Beyond The Surface, The Different Layers.

I Don't Even Think About The Money When I Consider Roles, I Turn It Over To My Agency. Money Will Come. I Respect It But I Don't Thirst For It. I Wish Americans Thought More Like Europeans When It Comes To Money And Work. They Take Time Off, They Do What They Love. We Think Work Is The Most Valued Commodity. Really The Most Valued Commodity Is Time.

Mixing Humor And Politics Is Something That Works.