The Problem With Me Is, I Guess,

I'm An Actor, And Everything About Me - The Way I Perceive Things, The Way I Have Seen The World - Has Been In Relation To Characters And How I Would Want To Play Something Or Not Play It.

I'm Constantly Striving To Break Through To Something New. You Try To Maintain A Neutral Approach To Your Work, And Not Be Too Hard On Yourself.

I Don't Talk Politics And I Don't Talk Philosophy Or Anything Like That, But If You Look At My Work, You Might Get An Expression Of Me As A Person.

The Interesting Thing About This Is I Don't Know What My Vision [ In Salome The Play And Salomaybe] Is Yet About. I'm Sensing Something And I'm Going Along With It. It Reminds Me Of A Painting, The Way Jackson Pollack Painted - Jackson Pollack, The Great, Great Artist.

That's Where Humour Lives For Me. In The Body. The Steve Martin Kind Of Stuff Or Jim Carrey, That's What I Like. I've Always Felt That's What I Would Like To Do.