Success Has Nothing To Do With Happiness.

By Moving To London I Removed Myself From The Madness Of The Entertainment Industry. I Love The City And The Culture, And It Was An Opportunity To Bring My Children Up In A More Sane Environment.

I've Seen Productions Where It Feels Like The Actors Are Just Tired And Want To Go Home. That Is One Of The Challenges Doing Theater - Especially A Long Production - How To Keep It Alive For Yourself And The Audience.

I Wouldn't Say I'm Normal. But I'm Relatively Stable. When I Think Of Normal, I Think Of Mediocrity, And Mediocrity Scares The F--- Out Of Me.

When I'm Inside The Character, I Feel Like I'm A Different Person, And Then When You See That Character On Screen And I See That It's Me, I Find That Disappointing.

I Love It When Women Come Up To Me And Tell Me I'm A Positive Influence On Their Lives And The Lives Of Their Young Daughters. That's A Great Feeling.