We Actors, We're A Fragile Bunch, And

We Actors, We're A Fragile Bunch, And Yet We Need To Be Strong Because 90% Of Our Lives Is Rejection.

I Grew Up Never Seeing Myself On-screen, And It's Really Important To Me To Give People Who Look Like Me A Chance To See Themselves. I Want To See Myself As The Hero Of Any Story. I Want To See Myself Save The World From The Bomb.

When Your Life Changes And You Become A More Public Person, In Some Ways You Need To Be A More Closed Person, You Know?

And On A Canadian Set, Everybody Is Equal. You Get Paid The Same. You Live Together In Barracks. You Have A Communal Kitchen. You Buy And Cook Your Own Food.

All The Jobs I've Gotten In The Last Two Years Are Because Directors Have Seen The Work I've Done - Indie Films, Plays, Short Student Films, Tv - Since I Moved To The States In 1996. I Mean, I Have An Entire Career In Canada That Nobody Has Seen.