I Never Felt Cool Growing Up. I

I Was Going To Be The Hero Of The Movie [the Lost World]. I Had To Speak Up And Be Like, "shouldn't I Be The One Doing That?

I Think There's A Certain Objectivity That Comes From Being Canadian. You're Partly British And Partly American; You Have A Good Bird's-eye View Of Both Countries. So Much Of The Comedy That Comes Out Of Canada Is Impersonation - It's Less 'look At Me' Than It Is 'look At Me Playing Other People.

Every Actor Has Periods Of Their Life That Are A Little Less Busy Than Others, And That Was Just A Time When I Needed That. And To Be Back On A Sitcom Stage, With Julia [ Louis-dreyfus], Was Really, Really Fun.

I Remember I Had Scenes With Melinda Mcgraw In "ides Of March" That I Didn't Have In "video Vigilante," But I Can't Quite Picture That Other Character. But It Was Vancouver, And That Year Was Crazy

The Thing You Realize Pretty Quickly, Though, Is That Being In Front Of An Audience Whose Job It Is To Laugh Is A Big Pressure If The Writing Is Not Hilarious.