You Know, You Never Say Never Because

I Was Spoiled By Theater, Where There Is No Editor.

So I Was Hugely Thrilled That My First Scene Ever On Camera Was With Hal Holbrook.

It's Difficult To Keep That Perspective, I Think, As A Parent: To Know Your Boundaries As To What's Good Parenting Or Just Projecting Your Own Expectations On Your Kids. That's The Hardest.

I'm The Youngest Of Five Kids, And I Wanted Attention. And In Santa Barbara, There Was Lots Of Theater Going On, So For That Area, It Was A Little Bit Like Playing Little League Baseball. There Were Dance Classes, Theater Classes, And I Just Loved It.

I Just Spent A Lot Of Time On 'er' For That Eight Years. I Also Started Working When I Was 16, So By The Time I Left 'er,' I Was 40 Years Old, I Had This Incredible Experience, My Wife Had This Great Company, We Had Four Kids, It Was Like, 'let's Go To New York And Live For A While And Make That The Priority.'