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I Aspire To Be Able To Appreciate And Review A Director Based On Their Accomplishments And Based On Who They Are And What They Bring To The Material, Regardless Of Their Gender.

Any Actor Working A Long Time Should Know How A Shot Is Set Up, Where To Place Themselves, How To Handle The Lines. I'm A Member Of The Crew, Like The Best Boy, The Electrician. What I'm Good At Is Making Eyes At The Camera.

There's Absolutely No Sort Of Acknowledgment Or Reward For This - Except For The Intangible Of My Kids Growing Up To Be Wonderful People.

I Conducted A Bunch Of Interviews For Interview Magazine. They Actually Paid Me. I Think I Was Probably 18 Or 19. I Was In College And I Remember Feeling, Like, "wow." I Had A Real Job, And They Paid Me Money, And It Was Exciting.

It Was A Weird Moment In My Life And A Weird Experience [doing A Theater]. It Made Me Think, "gee, I Don't Know If I Ever Want To Do This Again." And I Love Theater. I Love Going. I Love The Experience Of Theater. But I Am Not Sure It's For Me.