I Feel Very Guilty Doing Magic Because

I Grew Up In Queens And New Jersey. I Started Doing Children's Theater When I Was Seven To Get Out Of School Because I Didn't Fit In.

I Don't Concern Myself With Thinking Ahead To The Finished Product. I Focus More Specifically On What The Character Is Experiencing. Once You Relieve Yourself Of The Very Arbitrary And Always Punishing Pressure Of What An Audience Is Expecting You To Do, Acting Becomes A Lot More Fun And Pure.

Don't Be A Hero, Live To Fight Another Day.

I Feel Things Can Always Be Funny, But That's Probably Because I Have Some Kind Of Leftover Childhood Need To Make People Laugh. For Somebody Like Me, That's The Thing You Excel At.

I Don't Attribute An Actor's Great Success To Their Own Individual Performance When It's Something As Collaborative As A Movie.