"When you see an actor on the screen it can be mesmerizing, but it's not who they really are. Very few people know who I really am. But saying that, I am flattered by the attention from fans."

"As an actor, typecasting is death -- unless you want to support the ranch that you own and the small plane that you want to buy. Then, I guess it works because people are buying the gig. But myself, I'd like to do a lot of different things. That's the challenge, the test, the scary part and, also, the interesting aspect of acting."

"It's been one of my hopes to be able to act in different genres and to play, ya know, different kinds of parts."

On the script for Henry's Crime...

"There are some Reevsian lines in there..."

WHAT DO YOU LOOK FOR IN A SCRIPT? (age 23)

"I want to be enlightened, dude. I don't know, just interesting stories, interesting people, character development, ideas being posed, clash/conflicts, hate, love, war, death, success, fame, failure, redemption, salvation, death, hell, sin, good food, bad food, nice smells, colors and big tits."

"Because we're actors we can pretend and fake it, (love & affection) but I'd rather the intimate investment was authentic."