Being In 'us Weekly' Does Not Make

I Never Lived The Life Of 'oh, You're So Good-looking'. People Thought I Was A Girl When I Was Little, Because I Looked Like A Girl-maybe Because My Mother Would Keep My Hair Really Long In A Bowl Cut. I Was In A Coffee Shop Once And The Waitress Was Like, 'what Do You Want, Miss?' I Was 10 Or 11-the Worst Age To Have That Happen. I Had A Jean Jacket On And A Metallica Pin. I Thought I Was Really Cool.

I Always Sort Of Talk About - To Myself At Least, Or To My Friends, About Wanting To Just Keep Life Very Simple. I've Found It Most Simple Here In New York. You Know, It's Basically I Have A, In A Way, A 9-to-5 Job, You Know? I Do Eight Shows A Week. I Live In New York City. I Get To Walk Everywhere, And You Know, Just Be One Of The People Of The City. And It's Actually Wonderful.

Some Directors Have Just One Way Of Working; You Either Have To Adhere To It Or You Don't.

I Grew Up In A Very Old-fashioned Roman Catholic, Italian-irish Family In Philly.

Unfortunately, When Someone Asks Me For A Favor, I Cant Say No. Because Of My Upbringing - My Catholic Guilt - If I Dont Do It, It Plagues Me.