Being Unprepared Makes Me Nervous. I'm Old-fashioned

Improvisation, The Main Thing Is It Teaches You To Be In The Moment And Present In The Moment And Be Reactive And Proactive For What's Going On. Someone Gives You Something - A Lot Of Actors Are A Little Shut Off, So They're Just Doing, "this Is My Character, These Are My Lines, I'm Going To Just Send It To You Then You Send Whatever You're Sending." Improvisation Teaches You To Really Be Listening.

To Me, It Doesn't Make Any Sense To Pick Your Work Based On The Size Of The Budget Of The Movie.

Just Look Around, In Life, There's People Who Want To Date People Who Look Like Themselves, And There Are People Who Are Just Looking For A Good Fit. And A Lot Of Times, A Good Fit Is Someone Different Than Yourself. I'm Not One To Get Too Hung Up On Outside Appearances. I Find People Attractive For More Subtle Reasons Than Just The Way They Look.

You Were There All Day Long, 12 Hours A Day. So There Was None Of This, 'i'm Going Back To My Trailer, My Trailer's Bigger Than Your Trailer,' That Kind Of Hollywood Nonsense.

I Always Get A Headache The First Time I Watch A Movie I'm In. Because You're Staring At The Screen So Hard, Your Brain Is Doing All This Work Trying To Put Things In Context Of What The Day-to-day Experience Of Making It Was. And The Timeline That's In Your Head Of When It Was Made, And On What Day, How You Felt. And Then You're Also Trying To Grasp What It's Been Edited Into.