It's So Great In Hollywood Now. You

I Think People Imagine That I Have About Five Scripts Sitting In Front Of Me And I Say, 'i Think I'm Going To Go With The Super Hero Thing And After That I'll Wrap It Up With Some More Sci-fi And Then Do A Romantic Comedy.' But It Doesn't Quite Work Out That Way.

I Don't Have 4 Or 5 Projects In Front Of Me And An Offer On Every One Saying 'what One Would You Like To Do?' Things Come Along One At A Time.

My Dinner Spot Is Usually In Front Of The Tv. I'll Grill A Steak And Whip Up A Salad And Watch 'hoarders.' I Love It Because A) I'm Kind Of Voyeuristic, And B) Every Time I See An Episode, I Go To The One Room Where All My Unpacked Boxes Wound Up, And I Throw Out A Box Of Stuff.

Being In The Industry, I've Seen Many Situations Where Someone Will Get The Call From The Network Where They Say 'you Guys Have 5 Episodes To Wrap It Up.' Then All Your Long-term Story Arcs Gotta Get Wrapped Up In Five Episodes Because That's How Many Episodes You Got Left. I Would Hate To See That Happen To 'castle'.

It's A Trap I've Fallen Into Earlier In My Career - Trying To Be Liked. Don't Do It. When I Watch Tv And I See Someone Trying To Make Me Like Them, Acting Cute Or Quirky Or Goofy, I'm Not Impressed. Don't Act Like America's Watching You. Just Latch Onto Your Character. Characters Are Flawed. Be Unlikeable. Be Flawed. Be A Person.