Everything Is Transient. Everything Is Constantly Changing.

If Ive Got A Clean Pair Of Jeans And A T-shirt, Thats Usually A Good Day For Me.

The Only Place I've Felt Was Really My Home Is My Cabin Up North. There's Something In The Water There That Connects Me To That Place. There's Also This Sense Of Isolation And Loneliness About It That I've Never Been Able To Shake.

At A Certain Age, Death Becomes Familiar To You-or A Loss Becomes Familiar-the Tragedies That Are More Commonplace In Life.

As An Actor, You Have To Have Trust And Believe That Somebody Is Taking Care Of You Or Watching Your Back. With A Part Like This, Especially With Where We're Going With It, I Can't Pull Any Punches. I Can't Do It Halfway, Especially When You're Dealing With Madness And This Descent Into Madness.

In Families There Is Always The Mythology. My Father Died When My Kids Were Quite Young Still, And Yet They Still Tell His Stories. That Is How A Person Lives On.