It's Hard To Shake A Stick At

No One Wants To See A Person On Tv Who's Super-ultra-cool. That's Superman, That's A Thing Of The Past. Heroes Are Now Flawed, And Have Terrible Tempers, You Know? They're Real People.

I'm Fortunate Enough That Every Job I Do Seems To Be, At The Very Least, Teaching Me Something Fantastic. I Make New Friends. I Work With Talented People. And Each Project And Experience Seems To Be Better Than The Last. I Seem To Be Topping Myself All The Time. I Think To Myself: "it Can't Get Better, It Can't Get Better..." And Then Something Happens That Makes Me Feel Like I'm Truly Richer For The Experience.

What Draws Me To Roles, I Think, Are Moments - Moments That Define Character, Where So Much More Of The Story Is Told In Just A Moment - A Look, A Line, A Short Scene, But Something That Speaks A Volume, Something That Speaks To Me.

Growing Up, My Parents Managed To Show Me The Importance Of Reading Without Cramming It Down My Throat. A Difficult Task, I'm Sure. It Breaks My Heart To Think That There Are Kids Out There, Ready To Have Their Imaginations Lit On Fire, Excited And Wanting To Read, And Facing Naked Shelves In Their School Or Local Libraries. Rather Than Complain Or Wait Till The System Stops Failing Our Nation's Children This Is A Matter I Feel We Must Take Into Our Own Hands. There Are Children, Right Now, Waiting-wanting To Read. What Shall We Tell Them>

Working On Drive, A Lot Of Fun. This Is Tim Minear Whom I've Worked With Before On Firefly Of Course. He Called Me Up And Said I've Got A Part For You That You Will Love And I Love Tim's Writing. I Love His Stories. I Love His Characters, His Dialogue. He Has A Knack For Reveals And He Has A Knack For Moments.