I Was Quite Eager To Work, Anytime

As Actors, The Magic Is In The Almost Spiritual Experience To Really Enter Another World, To Really Enter A Belief Of Being In Another Person's Shoes And To Really Take On Their Experiences As Someone Else Has Written Them And Imagined Them. It's Kind Of A Sacred Thing. It's A Very Spiritual Experience. That In Itself For Me Is The Main Thing That Keeps Me Coming Back To It. I Like To Travel, But For Me, This Is The Greatest Travel.

There Is A Difference When You Work With Actors Who Have Worked On The Stage. When We're Out There In Front Of An Audience Eight Times A Week, You Can't Do It On Your Own.

When Independent Films Break Through And Actually Make It Into Any Level Of Mainstream-ness Or Get Seen By People Or Find A Life Actually In Theaters, It's Extraordinary. And It Doesn't Happen That Often.

I Think That There Is A Real Beauty To The Live Aspect Of The Theater, And The Working With A Director For A Month On A Script In The Isolation Of A Room And Really Deeply Delving Into Who Are These People, What Is The Story We're Telling, How Do We Want To Tell It?

I've Had So Many People Just Come Up To Me And Say, 'when You Came Up On The Screen, Everybody In The Theater Applauded.' It's Just So Sweet, Really.