I'm Never One To Compare Shows To

We Didn't, With 'will & Grace,' Set Out To Change The Gay World. We Just Set Out To Be Funny.

I'm Doing A Very Funny Show In Which We Talk About Issues. I Speak At Aids Charities And Things. It's Great To Do Something Fun With Our Days And Yet We're Told We're Doing Something Important.

I Think There's A Certain Objectivity That Comes From Being Canadian. You're Partly British And Partly American; You Have A Good Bird's-eye View Of Both Countries. So Much Of The Comedy That Comes Out Of Canada Is Impersonation - It's Less 'look At Me' Than It Is 'look At Me Playing Other People.

Back When I Was In Theater School, Trying To Figure Out What I Was Going To Do With My Life, 'sweeney Todd' Was A Huge Touchstone For Me, My Favorite Musical For Sure.

I Jump Out Of The Boat [in The Lost World], And I'm Trying To Swim To The Kid, And My Boots Fill With Water, And I Start To Drown, And The Director Has No Idea Why I'm Flailing Around. He's, "come On, Come On!" And I Managed To Rescue Myself. I'm Wet And Sitting On The Banks Of The River, And John Walks Over To Me And Says, "are You All Right, Dear Boy?" "yeah, I'm All Right."