The Theater Commitment Is Hard, Especially In

The Idea Of Being On A Show Where Each Season Stands Alone, And You Can Come Back The Next Year And Show An Entirely Different Aspect Of Your Personality Or Your Talent Or Your Anything Is An Enormous Gift That You Rarely Get In Television.

Sometimes I Think On Television, You Use Maybe A Tenth Of What You Are Able To Do. So It’s Nice To Go, Well, I’m Gonna Take Two Months And Reinvest In Acting And Storytelling. You Don’t Get To Do That On Television.

To Me, Most Of Life Kind Of Lives In The Grey And I Don't Just Mean Morally. I Just Mean Kind Of Everything. If Things Were Black And White It Would Be A Lot Clearer As To What To Do All The Time.

That Is My Reality. It's That Important To Nurture And Foster My Own Creativity. There Are Plenty Of Birthday Parties I Haven't Been Able To Go To, Weddings I Haven't Been Able To Go To Because I've Been Working. Those Are Things That Have Not Been Easy To Give Up, But At The Same Time, It Is My Reality. It's My Responsibility.

I Remember Feeling The Temperature Change The First Time The Curtain Came Up, The Difference Between The Audience Temperature And The Stage Temperature. I'll Never Forget It.