Devils Don't Come From Hell Beneath Us,

As An Actor, You Are In A Unique Position Because You’re Not Only Memorizing Dialogue But Really Embodying It. You Naturally Feel The Rhythm Of Good Writing.

I Think It's A Room Full Of Insecure Actors, Which Is Ultimately Very Comforting.

I Know Some Amazing Actors Who Are Not Mortified Every Moment Of The Day, So My Feeling Is That Maybe You Don't Have To Be A Wreck To Be Good.

When You Take On A Role, Even If The Character Is Somebody That You Are Dissimilar To, You Have To Identify With The Role And Look For An Emotional Connection Even If There Is Not A Biographical One.

I'm Kind Of Shocked Any Time Somebody Hires Me And Even More Shocked Any Time Somebody Hires Me To Play A Character Like Lex Luthor, Which I Only Knew From The Public Consciousness Of Him Being A Bald, Brooding Villain Who Is Older Than Me.