I'm Not A Social Rider. Strictly Professional.

I've Certainly Been Very Blessed With Opportunity.

I'm Fully Aware That Things That Resonate And Become Real Hits Are The Exception To The Rule, So Much So That I've Wired Myself For Failure.

1% Of The Population Has All The Money And The Other 99% Have Nothing.

Each Character Represents A Different Color On The Big Palette Of What This Ultimate Painting Is Going To Look Like, Who Your Guy Is, And Just Try To Be As Honest And Simple And Real As You Can Possibly Be. The Outer Trappings Are Incidental - Costumes, Period, Makeup - All Of That Is Rather Insignificant At The End Of The Day.

The Approach To Acting Is Always The Same, You Try To Figure Who The Guy Is And Then You Try To Transition Your Way Into His Way Of Thinking And Moving Through The World. The Rest Of It Is Just Accoutrements, You Don't Play The Makeup, You Play The Guy. If You're Not Wearing Makeup, You Just Play The Guy.