In Light Of Jamey [rodemeyer]'s Death --

I Think The Next 50 Years Are Going To Present The Human Race With Challenges That So Far Exceed The Limitations Of Geopolitical Boundaries Or Nationalist Identity. We're Going To Be Up Against Challenges That We Can Barely Fathom At This Point. So How We Embrace Them And Deal With Them Will Define A Great Many Things About Where We Go, But, You Know, It's Hard To Say. We're Teetering On The Edge, I Would Say.

I Think Somewhere In The '90s, It Started To Shift, And You Started To See A Lot Of Film And Television Actors Doing Theater, And Producers Using The Notoriety Of The Film And Television Actors To Sell Tickets.

I Love Playing Characters That Go To Extreme Places, And I Love To Explore Different Kinds Of Psychological Landscapes, So It Is Ultimately A Kind Of Fun, But It's Also Complicated And Colored By The Depth Of The Nastiness Of It, At Certain Times, As Well.

I Try To Be As Fearless As Possible. I Don't Always Succeed, But I Like To Think I Try.

It Makes Sense That It's So Different From Film And Television, Because It's So In-depth. As Actors, When We're In Film Or Television, We Can Have Transcendent Moments And We Get To Work With Really Creative And Incredible People, But It's Such A Small Percentage Of Your Time That's About Your Process.