As A Person, I'm Anti-violence.

I'm A Little Less Hungry As An Actor Than I Used To Be. When You're A Director, You're The Conductor Of The Orchestra, And When You're An Actor, You're Playing The Violin. There's A Thrill To Each Of Them, But As The Conductor, You Get The Fuller Sound.

You Know, I’m Not Saying, “oh, Because I Play A Good Guy On Tv, I Need To Suddenly Be Villainous In A Movie.” I Look At It More Like: Does This Role Has A Kind Of Urgency For Me In Terms Of, “can I Not Say No To It For Whatever Reason?”

I Learned To Choose My Battles. Sometimes I Let My Producer Deal With Something That I Didn't Want To Deal With.

But, Yeah, I'm Really Happy When I'm Writing. When I'm Being Creative And When I Have Something That I Can Put Down. You Know, If You Go Out And You Overhear A Conversation Or You Have A Thought, You Have A Receptacle To Go Home And Say, 'oh, This Would Be Great In This Script.' Your Antenna's Out In A Different Way, And I Love That Time.

We Are So Vocal About What We Hate.