I Find A Certain Peace By Thinking

I've Never Like Had A System Or A Program, I Always Think That I Don't Know How To Act. I'll Adapt To Any Director Because I Don't Really Have A Set Way That I Do Things. If A Director Hires Me And Says, "i Want You To Get Started Right Now And Do This Research, This Research, This Research And I Want You To Have Every Line Memorized Before You Ever Show Up For The First Day," Then That's What I'll Do.

It's Hard To Do, But I Think It's Really Important To Go Back And Watch Yourself.

If Anyone Wants To Know The Weirdest Thing, It's Getting Your Hair Cut And Seeing It On The News. Terrorists Probably Knew About My Haircut.

I Think The Most Takes I've Ever Done Would Probably Be Maybe 10, On Like A Big Studio Movie Where You Can Do Those. But After A While It's Like, "it's Not Gonna Get Any Better, This Is What It Is," The Light's Just Gonna Dull From Your Eyes. I Think The More You Do It, The Less The Actors Listen To Each Other Because Then You Start Memorizing The Other Person's Lines And You Start Getting Bored.

I’d Rather Look Chubby On Screen And Like A Person In Real Life.