I Was A Bouncer For Ten Years

If I'm On Set And I'm In Character, I'm Not Thinking Like A Producer. If I'm On Set And I'm Not In Character, Wardrobe And Make-up, And I'm Just Coming On Set For The Moments That I'm Not Shooting, Then I'm Able To Be The Producer.

I Was Raised In New York City And Raised In The New York City Theater World. My Father Was A Theater Director And An Acting Teacher, And It Was Not Uncommon For Me To Have Long Discussions About The Method And What The Various Different Processes Were To Finding A Character And Exploring Character And Realizing That Character.

I'm Not Really Afraid Of The Dark, Except If I'm Walking. The Thing That Scares Me The Most Is The Possibility Of Walking Into A Wall And Busting My Lip.

I Always Want Another Actor To Shine In My Scene Because It Makes The Film Stronger. I Would Encourage People To Scene Steal, Because Filmmaking Is A Collaborative Effort.

I Always Have Issues. I'm A New Yorker. I Always Have Issues With Trust - You Adopt It From Being A New Yorker. I Think Trust Is Something That Comes From The Gut. I Don't Think It's Anything Specific. I Don't Think It's Anything Tangible.