I'm Surfing The Giant Life Wave.

This Is My Saddest Story: In Grade School, They Would Have Us Open Our Valentine's Cards And Read Them Out Loud. I Always Sent Cards To Myself Because Nobody Else Did.

You Can't Do Anything About The Past. And You Don't Know What The Future Is.

I Did Some Professional Radio Acting As A Teenager, And I Essentially Put Myself Through College With Radio Acting In Montreal. When I Graduated, I Got Jobs In Professional Theatres, Repertory, And Stock Theatres In Canada For A Couple Of Years. And Then I Went To Stratford, Ontario, Where I Spent Three Years With A Shakespeare Company. We Took A Classical Play From Stratford To New York City, And I Got Some Good Notices There And Essentially Stayed And Did Live Television. And That Brings You To The Beginning Of Filming.

When I Did The Film Generations, In Which The Character Died, I Felt Like A Guest For The First Time. That Made Me Very Sad.

It's Easy To Say No, I'm Not Going To Do That. I'm Not Leaving The House.