I Lived In Several Hotels, Yeah. You

Without A Safe Haven, One Of The Most Authentic Parts Of Who You Are, Who You Love, Felt Invisible To The World.

In That Freak Show Environment, I Got To Spend Time With So Many Of The Actors Who Were Part Of That World. I Just Had The Best Time Ever.

I Look At A Pilot And Go, "i See The Landscape. I See The Characters. I See The Direction And The Potential Of The Story." And I Also Go, "that Didn't Work. I Could Change That. Maybe That Works. I Don't Know. We'll See." For Me, I Look At It, As An Actor, As What Can I Improve Upon? So, To Have It Out There And Judged Solely On Its Own Merit Is Really A Unique Experience For Me.

To Me, When You're At A Hotel And Your Home Environment Is Ultimately Dictated By Somebody Else, I Always Find That A Little Bit Oppressive And Scary In A Way.

I Like Not To Know, Unless It's Something That I Need To Know, Specifically, For How I Color A Performance.