We Actors, We're A Fragile Bunch, And

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

I Equate Fame Towards People Who Know Your Work, People Who Will See Your Work. But All That Stuff, Like With The Genies And Stuff Like That, It Was So Much Fun. It's So Much Fun And It's Nice When It Comes, But That's Not What It's All About.

A Lot Of Things That I Can't Get Into The Room For, Even Just To Be Seen, Is Because They're Just Saying 'no. They're Not Casting Non-white.' You're Lumped Into A Category With People Who Are Just Not White.

I Feel Comfortable In Places Like London. You Get Many Cultures In L.a. But It's Strangely Segregated.

Becoming An Actor? If It's Not A Calling, Don't Do It. It's Too Hard.