You Never Know Who's Going To Kill

I Guess For Me The Greatest Injustice Is To See People Robbed Of That Interiority And Process Of Association.

I Was A Huge Fan Of Comedy And Movies And Tv Growing Up, And I Was Able To Memorize And Mimic A Lot Of Things, Not Realizing That That Meant I Probably Wanted To Be An Actor. I Just Really, Really Amused Myself And My Friends With Memorizing Entire George Carlin Or Steve Martin Albums.

Getting Over Someone Is A Grieving Process. You Mourn The Loss Of The Relationship, And That's Only Expedited By 'out Of Sight, Out Of Mind.' But When You Walk Outside And See Them On A Billboard Or On Tv Or On The Cover Of A Magazine, It Reopens The Wound. It's A High-class Problem, But It's Real.

When You Do Well In A Movie That's Seen As Really Great, You're Revitalized For Six Weeks.

That's A True Actor's Nightmare: "improvise In British Sign Language. Go."