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I Look At A Pilot And Go, "i See The Landscape. I See The Characters. I See The Direction And The Potential Of The Story." And I Also Go, "that Didn't Work. I Could Change That. Maybe That Works. I Don't Know. We'll See." For Me, I Look At It, As An Actor, As What Can I Improve Upon? So, To Have It Out There And Judged Solely On Its Own Merit Is Really A Unique Experience For Me.

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."

For Me, A Lot Of These Actors Are New. For Me, I Only Worked With Finn Whittrock And Michael Chiklis. So A Lot Of These Actors Are People I've Been A Huge Fan Of For Years And Are Bucket-list Actors For Me To Get To Work With. It's Pretty Surreal Now Getting To Step Into Scenes With Them.you All Get To Find Your Characters Together.

Forget Horror Icon, Kety Bates Is An Icon. She's An Acting Icon. I Was Raised On So Many Of Her Films, Everything From Misery To Fried Green Tomatoes To Delores Claiborne, All Films That I've Watched Multiple Times And Been Inspired By.

The Last Thing I Want To Do Is Having Someone Get Behind A Montgomery Clift Biopic, And Then Just Do The First Script That Came Out. Sometimes It Takes A Long Time For These Things To Gestate. And I'm Only Going To Do It If It's The Right Story That's Told For The Right Reason, And That's Relevant To This Day And Age, As Much As It Pays Homage To Who This Man Was. Should That Happen During The Time When I'm Still Young Enough To Play Him, Perfect. And If Not, Hopefully Someone Else Will Get To Play Him Because I Do Think It's An Incredible Story.