No Matter How Late It Is, When

In My Personal Life I Wasn't Someone Who Cried Easily, Someone Who Was Extremely Vulnerable, You Know, In That Way That's Constantly Seeking Out Affirmation From Other People. I've Always Been Much More The Person Who Took Care Of Everyone Else.

I Entered This Career Having No Background Or Connection To Acting.

I've Never Been One Of Those People Who Has An Extremely High Level Of Crisis. I Just Don't Need All That Emotional Drama.

There Was One Element Of My Childhood That Was Really A Positive Asset For Me. By Moving A Lot, I Learned To Assimilate Into Whatever New Surroundings I Had And To Become Very Comfortable With People Quickly. I Think That Was One Of The Strongest Contributing Factors To My Becoming An Actor, Because I Constantly Had To Readjust, Even Reinvent. But At The Same Time, It Also Became Very Easy For Me Not To Become Attached To People, Places, Or Things. I Learned To Enjoy People And Places For The Time I Had, For The Moment, To Be In The Moment, And Move On.

People - Whatever Their Race, Religion, Sexual Preference - Deserve To Be Treated As Human Beings.