I Was A Slightly Melancholy Child And

For Me, Obviously Anything That Reduces The Amount Of Acting Required And Makes The Process More Of An Experience, Rather Than Having To Synthesize, Is Incredibly Helpful. There Were Definitely Some Hardships And Some Challenges, But Eventually All Of Those Hardships And Challenges Had A Positive Effect On The Work.

Right Before I Got 'sons Of Anarchy,' I Actually Quit Acting For 18 Months And Didnt Read A Single Script, And I Wrote A Film. I Felt Like I Needed To Do Something That I Had Control Over, As An Artist, And Also Just Do Something Where I Felt Like I Had Some Control Over My Life, As Just A Human, Out In The World.

It's Generally More Fun Playing The Villain

It Always Seemed To Me Like It Was A Significant Thing To Do With One's Life To Be An Actor 'cause I Love Movies And I Felt Like, Not To Be Grandiose About It, But There Is Something Important About Film With The Function It Provides To General Society.

I'm Currently Doing Undeclared An American Tv Show Set In A College. It Just Got Aired And Got Massive Ratings So Hopefully That'll Screen In The Uk Soon