I Would Say Auditioning Was My Real

I Just Find That There's Something About Looking Back On Interviews, Whether For Purposes Of Remembering What I Said About Something Or If It's For Posterity When I'm 75.

I Think I Integrated That Over The First Couple Of Years That I Was Out Of School, Mostly In Auditions, To Be Honest.

There Was No Other Concern; There Was No Other Focus [in The Governor's School]. It Was Simply There To Learn And Grow And Perform, And That Was Pretty Amazing And Informative. I'd Say That Was A Big Pivotal Moment For Me.

I Was Aware Of It But I Think I Was Aware Of It Abstractly, Theoretically. You Know I Understood Who Edward Snowden Was And What He Did But I Didn't Really See The Relevance That It Bore In My Life And Doing Film Changed That Tune Pretty Quick.

My Return To The Theater In New York Was So Specific. I Didn't Want It To Be About Leveraging My Exposure Or My Fame, So The First Show I Did In New York Was An Ensemble Piece At An Off-broadway Theater, And I Wanted To Make Sure That It Was Just About The Play And About The Experience.