The Guys From Atari That Are Making

If You Can Help Guide Somebody Through A Challenging Moment Because You've Been There, That Ends Up Becoming A Great Gift.

That Is The Responsibility Of The Artist, Of The Actor, To Inhabit These Roles And Put On Somebody Else's Shoes. It's The Responsibility And The Gift Of What It Is I Get The Opportunity To Do.

It's Almost Like These Games Are The Modern Day Comic Books, Especially When You Play Alone In The Dark. There's A Real Story That Goes Along With It And A Movie Seemed Like The Right Kind Of Transition To Make.

Hopefully, That People Could See A Progression In My Performances Because That's How It's Always Felt To Me.

It's The Obvious Thing To Say But Artists Want To Be Able To Tell All Kinds Of Stories And Tear Down Every Kind Of Wall, To Look At Ourselves And Examine Who We Are And Just Get Deeper Insights Into What Makes Us Human Beings. Anything That Could Possibly Prevent That In Our Near Future Horrifies Me To No End.