Fortunately, Now I've Got Myself In A

I Used To Get A Sort Of Sociophobia, And I Still Get It Sometimes These Days When I'm In A Confined Space With Too Many People. It's Not Like I Freak Out Or Anything, It's Just That I'm Far More Comfortable In My Own Company Sometimes Than Being Surrounded By One Thousand Strangers.

As Actors, We Deal With Rejection So Much More Than Any Other Business. So I Don't Care How Much Of A Genius You Are, If You Don't Have The Propensity To Be Able To Get Back Up Every Time You Get Knocked Down, Then You're Not Going To Survive.

I'm Not One Of Those Actors Who Asks For Too Many Favours. So When I Do, People Tend To Listen.

I Moved To L.a., And People Said That I Would Never Find Work, That I Would Never Find Good Friends, And I Feel Like I Was Fortunate Enough To Find The Work, But It Wouldn't Mean Anything Unless I Had A Group Of People Who Could Appreciate It.

Fortunately, Now I've Got Myself In A Position Where Things Are About Story And Not Money. In My Earlier Career, It Was More About Getting My Foot In The Door And To Get Enough Money To Live, To Be Perfectly Honest.