I Love Going To Work. I Love

I Can Easily Say "no" To A Project If The Script Isn't Great, But When The Script Is Good, Then I Start Asking The Other Questions. Who's Going To Direct It? Who's The Creator? Who Are The Actors? When Are We Shooting? Where Is It Shooting? All That Kind Of Stuff.

One Of My Jobs As An Actor, Regardless Of Who I Play - Even If I'm Playing A Despicable Character - Is To Make People Think That That Character Could Exist, That He's Real, And The Way To Do That Is To Make Him Believable. He Doesn't Have To Be Likable Or Charming, But He Just Has To Be Believable. That Is Someone Who I Could See On A Bus. That Is Someone Who I Could Walk Past In The Street.

I Won't Miss Having To Stand For Two Hours At 4:30 A.m. And Have Freezing Cold Glue Applied To My Feet. I Won't Miss Two-hour Drives To Work Or Long, Long, Long Days Sitting In My Trailer Waiting...waiting...waiting. I Won't Miss One Day Off A Week. I Won't Miss Glue In My Ears. But I Would Do It All Again Tomorrow.

The Number One Thing For Me Is Diversity. I Always Want To Ensure That People Can't Put Me In A Box. I Can Play A Bad Guy, I Can Play A Good Guy, I Can Play A Good Bad Guy, I Can Be The Host Of A Show, I Can Be Serious, And I Can Be Funny.

I Get Involved With Projects Based On Three Parameters - The Script, The Actors Involved And The Director.