Theater In Chicago Will Always Be My

A Smart Person Is Not One That Knows The Answers, But One Who Knows Where To Find Them.

I Didn't Want To Play A Lawyer. I Didn't Want To Play A Doctor. I Didn't Want To Play A Single Dad. I Wanted To Do Something I Felt I Could Learn From, Something That Would Be A Challenge And Something That Would Not Dry Up.

I Know A Lot Of Actors Who've Just Gotten Bitter Because They Did Something And Then Nobody Ever Saw It Or Whatever.

There’s No Greater Search Than That Of Lost Love.

Now I'm Seen By More People In One Episode Than I Was In 20 Years Of Theatre And Movies. It's Gratifying To Have An Impact On 25 Million People A Night, But I Can Say Goodbye To My Lunch-pail Life As A Working Actor. I'm Scared I Might Be A Celebrity.