It was beautiful and horrifying at the same time. I mean, design-wise it was something never seen. The look of it was…fun, actually, and beautiful.
[About the ice storm in 1998]

But I have like, 30 percent of my land is trees and I've got a lot of cedars and cedars they…like 80 percent of them snapped. They don't really know if they are dead or if they will survive…old trees mostly, old maple trees will die because of bacteria and stuff like that.

I am an illegal actor. I took the place of someone else and had an audition for the Nation Theatre School of Canada. And it was kind of complex because I met this girl--the first play I did was with her which was Le Malade Imaginaire by Molière, and it was the first play I did.

I think I was sixteen at that time and that was where we both met. And this girl kind of became my--my best friend, and at the end of this whole play that we did together, I kind of found out that she was kind of in love with me.

And you know that kind of situation--we can't really see each other--for me it is my best friend, but… and then she called me back and told me that she had registered for the auditions.

She wanted to become an actress; I didn't know what I wanted to do. I was in a sujet, doing a course in psychology…because I didn't know what I wanted to do.

I'm here because I saw a movie…once, and that is what made me drop my physics class to take this French theatre course, where I met this girl that brought me to the National Theatre School by the name of someone else, and that is how I am here today.

I don't plan ahead very much now. I've got work to do till June.