I Think When You Play A Role,

In That Freak Show Environment, I Got To Spend Time With So Many Of The Actors Who Were Part Of That World. I Just Had The Best Time Ever.

Having Done Television For Almost 20 Years Now, A Pilot Is Kind Of Like A Rough Draft. It's Like Bringing People Into Your Ultrasound And Hooking Up To The Monitor And Going, "isn't My Baby Beautiful?" "yeah. I Can Only See The Outline Of It, But It Looks Like It Might Be."

I Really Saw Pat Brady, Kelsey Grammer's Character's Point Of View That It's A Business. It's Show Business. So, It Was An Incredible Opportunity To Work With Really Wonderful Creatives And The Script Was Fantastic. What Was So Interesting To Me About The Studio System Was That A Lot Of The Politics That Were In Play Then Are So Really Relevant To Today.

It's So Rare, Especially As A Younger Actor, To Find A Role Where It's Not Just One-dimensional And It's Not Just A Stock Leading Man.

I See Myself Working, Making A Living And Doing Projects That I'm Passionate About, Regardless Of The Medium.