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I Tend To Be Pessimistic About Everything: If Things Seem To Be Going Good, I'm Worried That It's Going To End; If Things Are Bad, Then I'm Worried That It's Going To Be Permanent. It's Not A Very Comfortable Attitude To Have All The Time.

I Think There Are Probably A Lot Of Actors Like Me Who I Think Probably Struggle To Feel Comfortable In Their Own Lives, And Acting In Some Ways Provides A Safe Context For Them To Live Out Emotions That They Possibly Repress Or Live Out Experiences That They Are Not Afforded By Virtue Of Circumstance.

I Did Children's Theater When I Was Younger, And Then When I Was About 14 I Started Doing Theater In New York City.

I Don't Go To Movies, I Don't Own A Television, I Don't Buy Magazines And I Try Not To Receive Mail, So I'm Not Really Aware Of Popular Culture.

My Feeling Is... When You Show Up To A Movie Set Where There's, Like, 50 People Standing Around And Months Of Preparation Gone Into It, You Want To Be As Prepared As Possible, So You Should Make A Million Baguettes. That Might Not Actually Help In Any Explicit Way, But It'll Make You Feel More Prepared.