I'm Not At The Place In My

I'm Lucky Right Now Because I'm Not That Famous, People Will Look At The Work Just As The Work, And People Respond To It Pretty Well. It's Just Hard To Know Exactly What Group I Need To Meet And Where I Need To Be. I Think Fame Helps, But I Want It To Be Separate As Much As It Can. Fame Is Just So Weird, People Just Love Famous People.

Obviously The Way People Watch Tv Has Changed So Much, Too, That It's Not Necessarily About The Ratings Anymore. There's A Different Kind Of Time Lapse; You Put It Out There And People Absorb It At Their Speed, Not Just On Monday Night At Eight.

I'm Not At The Place In My Career Necessarily Where I'm Like Offered Every Role.

I'm More Verbal And Not As Private As I Was As A Kid.

The Main Thing I Got From Growing Up In A Suburb Is The Boredom You Have As A Child.