When You Come Onto The Set, Everything

I'm An Actor. I Can Do Whatever I Want. As An Actor, Not Everything Has To Be The Most Obvious Choice. And Sometimes, The Best Thing You Can Do Is To Defy Expectations.

I Was The Oldest Of The Children In My Family. I Had To Do A Lot Of Diaper-changing And Lunch-making. I Was Taking My Little Sister To Ballet, Picking Up My Brother, Sort Of Being A Super-nanny.

It Wasn't Until I Went To College And I Got My First Motorcycle That I Understood The Thrill Of Speed.

It Was Interesting To Do A Completely Fictional Piece. You Know, Saving Private Ryan Was Not A Fictional Piece! So The Challenge Was: How Do You Incorporate Real Emotions? How Do You Incorporate Aspects That People Are Going To Be Able To Identify With?

I Was Raised In New York City And Raised In The New York City Theater World. My Father Was A Theater Director And An Acting Teacher, And It Was Not Uncommon For Me To Have Long Discussions About The Method And What The Various Different Processes Were To Finding A Character And Exploring Character And Realizing That Character.