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Did you ever worry about going blind in real life?
Of course, you especially think that as a kid … oddly, we take so much physicality for granted. The example I always use is, if we have a bunch of people in the room, no one is going to talk about how comfortable they feel. But if you [change] the temperature and make it really hot or really cold, in a minute, they're all going to be complaining.
Do you really read every script you get?
Pretty much.
Do you have time for anything else?
Now I don't finish them if I don't like them. But I used to feel obligated to go all the way through, because I thought maybe they would change and get better on page 25.
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Are you always looking for serious roles?
They seem to find me. If I could be on a [comedy] show like "Arrested Development," I would be so happy … unfortunately, it never comes my way. But if somebody is going to be trapped in an avalanche, or trapped in a terrible marriage or suicidal, I can guarantee it'll come my way.
Why do you think that is?
Something I exude, clearly.
Is there a secret for crying on screen?
Think of something sad.
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