The Old Cliché In Theater Is, If

If You Look At The Movies That Come Out, Most Of Them Are Bad, So It's Not As If Achieving Some Level Of Success Means You Get Offered Better Roles, Because Frankly They Don't Seem To Exist.

My Hope Is To Never Act Again And Just Do Press.

I Live In New York City, Where, If You're In A Movie At A Popular Independent Theater, You Think You're King Of The World, Because You're In A Bubble. So There's No Way For Me To Properly Conceive Of The Attention That The Movie Gets In A Way That Doesn't Make Me Confused.

Acting Is A Weird, Kind Of Alienating Job Because You're In An Isolated Place. Even If You're Working With A Lot Of Other People, You're Kind Of Alienated. Actors Say That A Lot, And I Kind Of Find That To Be True.

My Mom Always Said That She Didn't Wear A Red Nose And Big Shoes Because That's The Reason People Are Scared Of Clowns. My Dad Is A Sociology Teacher, So He Probably Figured That Out With Her. Those Are The Things That Are Exaggerated, That Don't Give Off The Signals Of Humans. You Know, If You Draw A Picture Of A Circle And Ask Somebody To Feel Empathy With The Circle, They Won't. But If You Draw Literally Two, Three Dots Inside The Circle, Like Two Eyes And A Nose, You Immediately Feel Empathy.