Oh, the Places You'll Go!,' by Dr. Seuss, is still one of my favorite books ever.

I think what's great about that relationship between an actor and a Director is you have to really blow away all your thing, the safety things that you put up.

I feel like I've had a really great intense relationship with every single Director I've ever worked with. I can't say there's one that hasn't been deep and profound in its own way.

I grew up in a trailer park in Bellingham, Washington.

When I was a swimmer and I would lose a heat in something I was doing whether it backstroke or breaststroke, were two of my most strongest strokes, I would look at how whoever it was that won and beat me and think, "What did they do? What were... What were the qualities that they had that I can incorporate into my swimming to make me better?"

The idea of playing a character for even two years, to me feels claustrophobic - only because I want to play a lot of different people.

I never know what my next thing is going to be, and I'm not out there specifically searching for one thing in particular. I'm just looking for something that's new and different. It could be a drama or a comedy, I just want to challenge myself and work with people that inspire me.