It's Always Fun To Play A Bad

Now, More Then Ever, We Have The Ability To Make Films For Almost Nothing And That's Broken Down All Barriers Of Entry. I Think It's A New Golden Age Of Film-making. With That, There Needs To Be The Ability To Recoup Investment Dollars, People Need To Make Money.

Something Like 'without A Paddle' Does Really Well At The Box Office And I'm Like, 'oh, Here We Go.' In 'without A Paddle' I'm The Romantic Lead - Great! A Comedy And That's What America Wants. Then It Did Nothing For Me And I Went Into Kind-of A Work Abyss. I Just Didn't Get Another Shot.

There's Not A Comedy Actor Who Doesn't Want A Chance To Do Drama, And Vice Versa. As Actors, We're Always Looking To Be Pushed And To Do The Other Side Of The Coin.

The Older I Get, The More I Can't Stand Violence And Have A Hard Time With Seeing People Die In Horrific Ways. It Gets Harder And Harder To Watch And Deal With That Stuff.

You Become Funny For A Reason. I Became An Actor Because That's Who I Was, Nothing Else - It Was The Only Thing I Was Good At. You Become A Clown And You Make People Laugh Because A) It Protects You From Everything, And B) It's This Validating Force In Your Life. And When You're 12 And 13 Years Old, You Need Validation And You're Lost And You're Kind Of Floating And You Suffer From A Severe Learning Disability And You're Overweight And You Have Glasses... You Become Funny For A Reason.