The Success Of The Simpsons Really Opened

If Something Sticks Around Long Enough That It Makes It To Seasonal D.v.d. Release, I'll Watch It. That's How I Watched 'the Sopranos'.

At One Point, I Was Hell-bent On Being A Disney Animator, And Sort Of Got Over That In College And Wanted To Do My Own Stuff. You Know, Towards The End Of College I Had Actually Planned To Go To The Boston Conservatory Of Music For Musical Theater.

I Spent My Entire Childhood In The Same Town, In Kent. I Went To Grade School There. There Was A Boarding School That My Mother Taught At, Called - Appropriately Enough - Kent School, That I Went To. Yeah, Pretty Much My Entire Childhood Was Spent In That Town.

There Were Two Things That Became Apparent, Pretty Quickly Into The Process. One Was That The Muscles Didn't Take As Much Reconditioning As I Thought They Would. It Was More Like Voice Acting Than I Thought It Would Be. You're Using Your Whole Body And There Are Things That Are Different, But When You Are Doing A Character, Even In The Booth, Nobody Is Watching But My Face Will Do Different Things When I Do Different Characters.

I Tend To Lean More Towards The Westerns Of The 40s And 50s As Opposed To The 60s And 70s. They Get A Little Too Drab For Me When You Get Into The Spaghetti Western Era. I Love The John Ford Movies. I Love The Music. I Love The Scope.