I Remember Our Conversations [with Zachary Quinto]

My Dad Died When I Was A Kid, So I Think It Became A Place For Me To Go Where My Mom Knew That I Was Safe And Taken Care Of And Looked After.

There Was A Little Bit Of Hesitancy About Staying In Pittsburgh And Not Moving Away For College, But That Didn't Last Long. It Was Right In Line With What I Wanted, So I Auditioned There And It Wasn't A Tough Decision.

When I Got Out Of School, It Used To Be That It Was Theater Actors That Ended Up Doing Film And Television, And You Had To Come From The Theater To Be Taken Seriously In That World.

I Just Find That There's Something About Looking Back On Interviews, Whether For Purposes Of Remembering What I Said About Something Or If It's For Posterity When I'm 75.

It Makes Sense That It's So Different From Film And Television, Because It's So In-depth. As Actors, When We're In Film Or Television, We Can Have Transcendent Moments And We Get To Work With Really Creative And Incredible People, But It's Such A Small Percentage Of Your Time That's About Your Process.