I Like To Do 'garfield Mondays': Lasagna

America Is At War. Go Eat A Donut.

I Have A Lot Of Plants And Fish And A Pet Lizard And Venus Flytraps. I Have A Whole Ecosystem In My Room, Like A Running Waterfall And Different Lights And Sensors Set On Digital Timers.

It's Weird As Actors Because I Mean We're Fortunate In The Group Of People Who Have To Spend Time Away From Their Families. There Are Men And Women Serving Overseas Who Certainly Have It A Lot Harder Than We Do, And There Are Jobs That Take People Away From The Families, And That's A Reality With Some Jobs That You Have. One Thing That's Really Difficult I Find Is The Transition, Because Not Only Do You Have To Learn How To Transition To Living On Your Own Again, There's A Transition That Happens Learning How To Live With Somebody Again.

I Went From 220 Pounds That I Cut Down For 'moneyball' To Almost 270-280 Pounds For 'ten Year.'

With Comedy, It's A Combination Of Knowing The Comedic Beat Was Good - It Made You Laugh, It Made People On The Crew Laugh. With Drama, You Do Something Deep And If Your Stuff Was Really Effective, The Ultimate Result Is Silence. Silence Is Not Necessarily... That Would Also Be The Result If You Sucked.