Acting Can Be Pretty Challenging. I Can't

I Grew Up In Evanston And Lived In Chicago For A Long Time, In Old Town And Wrigleyville. I Did Three Films When I Was In High School. The First Was 'class,' With Rob Lowe. I Had A Supporting Role In That.

The Sugar Frosted Nutsack Is Dizzyingly Brilliant. Mark Leyner Is A Hyperkinetic Shaman, Who Flies The Banner Of Rum And Candy And Writes Like A One-eyed Feral Bandit. His New Book Is Supremely Original, Delirious And Synapse-shattering.

I Think When You Get To The Point Where You Don't Need To Be In Love, Then You Could Be In Love. You Have To Just Be Ok With Yourself-and That's A Long Process.

My Dad Had A Commercial Film Company, So He Had A Videotape Player Before Anyone. So He Got Mel Brooks Movies Or Citizen Kane Or Some Classic Old Movies. And Every Summer The Revival House In Evanston Would Show The Great Films From The '50s And '60s And '70s.

I Think Any Actor Can Probably Identify With Being A Professional Liar. You Don't Always Look At Yourself That Way, But I Know A Lot Of Days I Do.