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Acting Comes Natural To Me. What I Do Enjoy Is Meeting People That I've Idolized For Years. I Mean, I Was Talking About Bringing Up A Child With Edie Falco Yesterday.

I Was A Product Of A Divorced Family And I Used Humor As A Weapon To Combat Sadness. I Used Comedy To Make My Mother Laugh In Light Of The Darkness That She Faced, And To Me It Became A Very Powerful Tool At A Very Young Age, At Six. I Saw How Therapeutic It Could Be.

When You're Doing A Pilot, You're Doing It In This Bubble That Almost Works Against The Creative Impulse. You Don't Have Time To Get To Know The Actors First, And You Have Three Writers, As Opposed To A Room Full Of Writers.

I Think That Once We Get To That Point Where Our Generation Is Running Things, I Truly Believe We'll Look Back At This Time And Question Why We Were Ever So Complacent Withholding Something As Universal As The Freedom Of Equality And Marrying Someone That You Love.

My Idol Growing Up Was Charlie Chaplin. I Was Obsessed With Him. I Mean, While Other Kids Were Watching Jim Carrey And The Likes In The '90s, I Was Watching Charlie Chaplin Films, Because I Was A Bit Of A Geek. I Became Obsessed With This Idea Of Physical Comedy.