I Hate The Domestic Life.

A Voice Is Such A Deep, Personal Reflection Of Character.

As Actors, We're All Encouraged To Feel That Each Job Is The Last Job. They Plant Some Little Electrode In Your Head At An Early Stage And You Think, 'be Grateful, Be Grateful, Be Grateful.'

There's Nothing Worse Than Finding Yourself In A Situation, A Very Demanding Piece Of Work, And Knowing That You're Not A True Ally To The Person Who's In Charge Of All That.

My Curiosity Sustains Me For The Period Of The Shoot.

The Theater Is A Need For Me. It's A Terrible Attraction, Something I'm Compelled To Do. And One Derives A Form Of Nourishment From The Theater Which You Can Never Get From Films. Making Films Weakens You In Some Way. With The Theater, The Work Itself Is A Regenerative Process.