Well, I Was Obsessed With Judy Garland

It's Weird, Huh? It's Like The Minute You Kinda Give Up Control You Just Know What To Do Without Doing Anything.

I Got Off Twitter, Because I Started Feeling Like It Was Not Adding Anything Positive Into My Life. If Anything, It Was More Negative. But Now I'm Back On It Because It Can Be Fun. I Think, As An Actor And A Public Figure, It's A Different Experience When You Put Yourself Out There In That Way. I Think It Can Be A Great Tool, And That Part I'm Comfortable With. But The Part That's Kind Of More Personal, That Part I'm Still Struggling With, Because I Don't Really Want People To Know Everything About Me.

My People Would Love It If I Smiled More, If I Was More 'approachable.'

I'm Not Super Comfortable In My Skin. I Have To Make It Work For Me, And That Usually Amounts To Making It Uncomfortable For Everyone Else.

I'm Like That Person Who Hates Going To Magic Shows - And I Love Magic, I Love Wizards - But Going To A Show Where There Is Any Possibility Of Audience Participation Is A Nightmare For Me.