Playing A Villain Was Fun, Only Because

I'm Shocked At How Early Everything Closes Here. But People Start Earlier. I Miss The Late Nightlife In Nyc, But Then Again I Sing And Burn So Much Energy In The Show That It's Probably Good - I Get To Go Home And Sleep.

I Get To Choose Things That Interest Me As Opposed To Trying To Get Any Job That Will Have Me, Which For A Vast Majority Of Actors Is The Case.

The Voiceover Thing Is Very Selfless. You Go In There And They've Hired You For Your Voice, But They Know Exactly What They Want, And The Writer's There And He Knows Exactly How It's Supposed To Be Said. So You Can't Really Argue With Them, You Just Have To Let Them Tell You What To Do And Then Do It.

The Hardest Part Of Playing The Villain Was The Prosthetics, Because I Couldn't Really Move My Face As Much As I Wanted To, And Yet I Had To Move My Face A Lot. If I Moved My Face In Certain Ways The Prosthetics Would Come Apart, So I Could Do A Lot Of Eyebrow Acting, But I Couldn't Do A Lot Of Nose Lifting, Or The Corners Of The Nose Would Pop Out.

I'm Not Trying To Climb A Ladder - I'm Casting A Bit Of A Net.