小编导言：因饰演《生活大爆炸》中的谢耳朵为无数人喜欢的吉姆·帕森金，最近的事业可算是如日中天。《生活大爆炸》第八季最近即将季终，不过他配音的梦工厂动画电影《疯狂外星人》正在如火如荼的上映中。而且他也即将登上百老汇舞台，在《上帝的行为》中饰演万能的上帝。

可爱的科学怪胎、古灵精怪的外星人，加上无所不能的造物主……这些角色都让吉姆的表演行程排得满满当当。想知道事业巅峰的吉姆面对《赫芬顿邮报》的访谈都爆了哪些料吗？快来一起看看吧！

Q:Memorizing all the science jargon Sheldon says on "The Big Bang Theory" can't be easy, and now you have all this biblical talk to learn, too. Does it become overwhelming?
问：要记住谢尔顿在《生活大爆炸》中的科学术语不是一件易事，现在你也有一堆圣经术语要背。有没有觉得被压垮了？

A：It’s a funny thing. I have a couple more episodes to shoot and then in the past month two months I’ve been doing all this press for the animated movie “Home.” Every moment I have a chance to drink coffee in the morning or a moment to read, I’m like, “You should probably run some lines. You should run, you know, the ninth commandment or whatever.”
答：这事很有意思。我还有几集《生活大爆炸》的拍摄没有完成。而在过去的两个月里，我一直在为动画片《疯狂外星人》做宣传。每次早上的时候我一有时间喝咖啡或者读书的时候，我就在想，“我该背台词的。我该去背，你知道的，第九诫（基督教十诫中的第九诫）或是别的啥的。”

So these weird quotes and these weird phrasings just run through my head -- “thou art” and “thou shalt” and things like that. It’s a weird place where one might need therapy afterwards. It can be tough to deal with the Sheldon stuff, some more than others. I will say the blessing of the television show is that you only have to know it once and you can take a few takes to do it.
因此哪些奇怪的话，奇怪的句子就不停的在我脑袋里打转——比如“thou art”（古英语=you are）或者“thou shalt（汝等可，古英语）”等等这样的术语。这些神奇的台词真是醉了，演完后你可能都需要“治疗一下”啥的。扮演谢尔顿这个角色是困难的，比其他的角色都难。值得庆幸的是，电视剧的话你只需要知道一遍，而且可以多拍几次。

Q：You can probably get by without fully understanding everything Sheldon is saying, but is reading the Bible part of your God preparations?
问：你可能无需弄明白谢尔顿说的每一句话，但是阅读《圣经》包含在你饰演上帝的前期准备里吗？

A：Well, with the Sheldon stuff -- the science stuff -- the strongest part of my research would be just learning to pronounce things, and secondarily I do always make a passing effort at trying to figure out what the hell this might represent.
答：嗯……对于谢尔顿的台词——那些科学术语，我钻研的主要部分在于模仿这些它们的发音。同时，我也会想尽一切办法搞懂这些TM都代表啥意思。

But there are times that it is literally gibberish to me and I just hope I’m putting my inflection in a place that makes it sound sort of like I know what I’m talking about.
但还是有些时候，我很快地说出这些术语时，我只希望自己能尽可能的模仿的像一些，好让人听起来觉得我确实知道自己在说什么。

The God stuff is actually a lot easier to understand. Party because I took a lot more God, if you will, than I took science in my lifetime because I was raised going to church every Sunday.
关于上帝的台词实际上更加易懂一些。一部分可能是因为，与科学相比我更了解关于上帝的东西，从小开始，我每周日都会去教堂。

So we don’t touch on anything in this play that is unfamiliar to me. In fact, I think it’s been more about touching on things where I go, Old stories from the Bible come up，“My, I haven’t thought about that in a long time.”  
所以说在《上帝的行为》这个剧里，我们不提及任何我不熟悉的东西。事实上，更多是提及那些我经历过的事情，对于《圣经》中那些古老的故事，“天哪我很久没有想过了”。

The biggest thing I’ve done so far is make sure I have really strict in my head the precise definitions of “omnipotent,” “omniscient” and “omnipresent” because they come up several times and every once in a while, when I’m running through all these lines, I’m like, “Wait wait wait, which one of the O’s is this?”
到目前为止我完成的最大成就，就是我很确定自己已经清晰地知道“无所不能的”、“无所不知的”、“无所不在的”的准确定义了。因为我在背台词的时候，它们出现过几次，时而过这些台词我都会想：“等等，等等，到底是哪个O开头的词是，我好像有点搞混了。”

And it helps to remember exactly what each of those is. I mean, I know what they are, but every once in a while you’re like, “Shit, is it 'omnipresent' or 'omniscient' right now? Hmm.” Context is everything.
不过，混淆同时也能让我更好的区分到底哪个是哪个。我是说，我知道他们的意思，但每次读到的时候，你会想，“该死，现在到底是‘无所不在的’还是‘无所不能的’啊”。现在台词就是我的一切。