I Went And Lived In Chicago For

Each Role You Play, They Set A Bar Of Challenges That You Meet. And In The Past, I've Played Characters That Emotionally Expressed Themselves A Bit More In A Physical Way. It Was A Joy, Actually.

You Choose Your Friends By Their Character And Your Socks By Their Color.

People Who Know Me , They Know I Have A Sense Of Humor, I'm A Bit Of A Joker, A Bit Of A Clown Really, And I Would Love Someone To Exploit That Side Of Me And Send Me A Romantic Comedy.

When You Play A Character That Is So Emotionally Closed There Are Times When You Ask Yourself If You Are Doing Enough And If It's Reading. That Is Where You Have A Director, Who Is The Barometer Of What You Are Doing.

Your Own Barometer Is All You Have To Go By, And Often What Makes A Good Director Is Knowing When Not To Say Something. On Occasions You Can Find Yourself On A Film Set Where The Person Who Is Wearing The Director's Hat Is Only Trying To Justify His Position.