People Have Told Me I Look Like

I'm Still Fighting Really Hard To Get Any Role I Get. If It's Comedy, I Go For The Laughs. And If It's Drama, I Try To Tell The Truth, And Try To Play The Real Stakes Of Whatever Scenario The Character's In.

Figure Out Whether Or Not You Believe In Yourself, And If You Don't, Find A Way To. Because Even More Than You Want It, You Must Believe It. And Learn About Yourself. The Rhythm Of One's Spirit Is Just As Important As What You Look Like Or What You Sound Like. Who Are You? What's Your Voice? What Are You Dying To Contribute?

'ten Year' Was Probably - I Might Say 'ten Year' Was My Favorite Filming Experience Of Anything I Ever Worked On. It Was Totally Different From 'moneyball' In That It Was A Small Budget, Independent Movie. It Had A Giant Ensemble Of Actors, All Of Whom Were Basically Working For Free.

I Have A Lot Of Plants And Fish And A Pet Lizard And Venus Flytraps. I Have A Whole Ecosystem In My Room, Like A Running Waterfall And Different Lights And Sensors Set On Digital Timers.

With Comedy, It's A Combination Of Knowing The Comedic Beat Was Good - It Made You Laugh, It Made People On The Crew Laugh. With Drama, You Do Something Deep And If Your Stuff Was Really Effective, The Ultimate Result Is Silence. Silence Is Not Necessarily... That Would Also Be The Result If You Sucked.