Actors Are Inherently Self-centered.

Part Of An Actor's Job Is To Draw Up A Back Story.

I Enjoy Storytelling. I Like To Write It, I Like To Direct It, I Like To Act In It, I Like To Produce It. I Like To Be Around Storytellers. That's What Excites Me.

It's A Familiar Story Now: A Meek And Depressed High School Chemistry Teacher With Terminal Cancer Cooks Up A Scheme To Make And Market A Superior Grade Of Methamphetamine To Provide A Nest Egg For His Family After He's Gone. But Over The Course Of Five Seasons Walter White Goes From Milquetoast To Murderous In Order To Survive.

What's Great About Comedy, Obviously, Is That You Set Up A Situation That People Assume One Thing And Then You Break The Assumption. That's Basically The Backbone To Comedy. You Set Up A Situation, Let People Make An Assumption, And Then You Break The Assumption.

If You Have A Level Of Expectation In Your Life That You Have To Be A Quote-unquote Star, Whatever That Means, You Might Be Setting Yourself Up For Failure.