I Enjoy Darker Sardonic Wit More Than

Playing A Villain Was Fun, Only Because You Get To Do All The Things You Wouldn't Normally Do In Your Real Life.

I Did Enjoy Singing The Song, Called "the Count", Which Is Count Olaf's Big Song That He Sings To The Kids When They First Arrive With His Henchpeople. He Wrote It Himself, And He Thinks He's Really, Really Talented, And It's A Terrible Song. So We Had To Learn Intentionally Bad Choreography... We Did These Almost Lady Gaga-ish Kind Of Movements, Which Were Just Awful, But That Made Me Laugh

My Parents Own A Restaurant In Albuquerque.

I Find Myself Acting For An Editor More, Because There's A Quick Turnaround With Television, So You Want To Try And Seem Like You're As Frenetic As Possible, While Replicating Your Movement So You're Giving The Editor More Opportunity To Cut Within The Different Takes. If You're So Crazy That You're Sitting In One Take And Standing In Another, The Editor Can Only Choose One Take Or The Other. But If You Can Wrangle Yourself Into The Same Spot Over And Over, Then You Give Them More Choices For You.

I Was A Big Fan Of How Johnny Carson Hosted Awards Shows. Dick Cavett, As Well, I Think Did A Really Great Job Of Providing A Nice Blend Of Comedy, Wit And Class.