Hmmmm … spoken like a true actor.  Okay.  So was there a certain moment in your life where you became a Christian, or has that always been a part of your life?
My mommy and daddy were always Christians, since before I was born. So since I came out, I was being taught about God.  It hasn’t been that I learned at a certain point.

What sort of advice would you give to other kids who want to go into acting?
It totally matters what they want to do, first of all.  If they’re into it for fun, or a challenge, or just because they like it, I recommend it.  Just let God take you wherever He wants to.  Let him make the decisions and let him take you.

How do you find that out?
You have to pray for it.  You have to let him do whatever he’s gong to do with it.  He’ll do what’s right.  Whatever happens, it will be the right thing.

What if God were to tell you next year that you weren’t supposed to be acting.  How would you respond?
Whatever he chooses will be something better.  If that’s what his will was, I’d find out something better. There would be a reason for that, that there’s something better.

You’re very grounded.  Your parents have taught you well.  They must be pretty amazing people.
They are.

You’re a sweet kid, Dominic.  And if you keep following God, I’m sure you’ll stay that way.  Good job!
Thank you!

“Charlotte’s Web” also stars Steve Buscemi, as Templeton, the rat; Oprah Winfrey, as Gussy, the barn’s maternal-yet-irreverent goose; Cedric the Entertainer as Golly, Gussy’s gander; John Cleese as Samuel, the authoritarian sheep; Robert Redford as Ike, the arachnophobic horse; and Kathy Bates and Reba McEntire as the barn’s sarcastic cows. 

The film is rated G and opens in wide release on  Friday, December 15, 2006.  Click here for more information.