You Have To Be Steadfast, And Right

Part Of Why I Love Being An Actor Is The Opportunity To Be Able To Go To Distant Lands And Take On Different Worlds And Concepts And Pretend To Take On Different Occupations And Statuses.

I Learned How To Direct By Being In The Trenches Of Movies. Getting To Be A Student From The Inside Looking Out, And If You're A Respectful Observer You Can Sponge Lots Of Information. That Was My Film School.

I'm Not A Sketch Writer. I Know What I Am: I Have A Sensitive Comedic Sensibility. What Turns Me On Is Subtle Neurosis. That's My Game. I'm Not An Action Writer Or A Thriller Writer And I'm Not A Sketch Writer. I Don't Pretend To Be Those Things. Then It Would Not Be Fun. Then You Are In A Space Where This Is Painful.

I Find The Female Tragedy Of Insecurity To Be Hilarious. We Get Obsessed Over Issues Like The Tiny Skin Tags On Our Backs Or That We're Fat. You Read One Line In A Magazine And It Sends You Into A Tailspin.

I Always Tried To Make People Laugh. I Attribute That To - I Come From A Family Of Divorce. It Was A Way To Distract Myself From Stuff. I Always Thought It Was Interesting That My Brother And I Existed In This Really Tight Bond, And We Would Just Take The Piss Out Of Pretty Much Everything. I Knew I Wanted To Be An Actor So It Would Be Great If I Could Make People Laugh While I Was Doing This, Because I Could Be Other Characters And Other People, And I Could Hide Behind Things. It Was A Great Out For Me, And A Mode Of Expression.