I Was, Aged Nine, The Go-to Kid

Well, I Think Certain Roles Are Chosen For Us. The Moment I Read Pete Campbell I Thought: I Can Do This, This Is Mine. And In Money, Too. The Truth Is I Turn Down A Lot Of Projects. If A Character Doesn't Have Some Kind Of Internal Struggle, It's No Good For Me.

I Think Television Is Always Changing. It's Always Shifting.

I Was A Nut For Dostoevsky. You Can Tell A Lot From What People Read Between Those Ages. My Brother Was A Steinbeck Freak And Now He Lives In A Little Village In New Hampshire And He's A Baker.

And When I Was A Kid Being An Actor Was Not Cool. I'm Thirty Now And When I Was A Kid In The 80s That Wasn't A Cool Thing To Be.

It's Easier To Do Shakespeare Than Spelling, And I Know That Sounds Crazy, Because The Challenge Of Shakespeare Is Living Up To Shakespeare, Living Up To That Word, Not Failing, You Know, Where With Aaron Spelling It's Like, Just Try To Look Good. Or Maybe Don't Use Spelling There, That's Bad. No - You Can. He's Dead.