Oh, boy. I'm still in touch with about 90 percent of my exes. They would describe me as being unlucky in love.

I think that acting can be a very pressurized existence. So when I'm not working, I spend very loose and unpressurized time and I like to meet people who have a similar attitude.

I want to be a working actor; I want to do jobs that excite me and challenge me, and I want to something fun.

Growing up, my parents managed to show me the importance of reading without cramming it down my throat. A difficult task, I'm sure. It breaks my heart to think that there are kids out there, ready to have their imaginations lit on fire, excited and wanting to read, and facing naked shelves in their school or local libraries. Rather than complain or wait till the system stops failing our nation's children this is a matter I feel we must take into our own hands. There are children, right now, waiting-wanting to read. What shall we tell them>

When I was a waiter I was fired twice from the same restaurant. I guess I was that good of an actor but that bad of a waiter.

What turned me on to comedy was - well, first of all, I like being able to laugh, I like people who can make me laugh.

Somebody once said that you can never act and be another person; you're only acting facets of yourself. I think there's a lot of truth in that.