I Never Imagined Myself As An Actor

I Find A Certain Peace By Thinking Of Me In Public As Sort Of An Avatar Self. You Out There Can Have The Avatar Me.

"you Look How You Look," "be Comfortable. What Are You Going To Do? Be Hungry Every Single Day To Make Other People Happy? That's Just Dumb."

When We Were Kids, We Would Never Open The Minibar. A $6 Snickers Bar? But The Other Day I Was In A Hotel And I Was Staring At A Snickers Bar, And I Finally Just Ate It. Then It Was Like Something In Me Snapped. I Opened All These Drinks. I Thought: I Can Do It Now. Now I'm All Grown-up. I Can Eat Things From The Minibar.

They Kept Saying 'it's Sushi-grade!' And I'm Like... 'put Some Soy Sauce On This. Get Me Some Rice. And Cook It. And Then Get Me Out Of Here.

I Memorize My Lines And I Show Up. I Think It's Just Instinctual, And Sometimes It's Wrong And The Director Says, "no, Do It This Way." And Then I Can Change, Because I Didn't Spend All Night Practicing It This One Way. All I Do To Get Ready For The Day Is The Night Before, I Read My Lines Once Or Twice, Memorize Them, And Then I Show Up.