There Was A Little Bit Of Hesitancy

My First Job Was A Show Called The Others. I Had, Like, Three Lines. Julianne Nicholson Was In It, And Gabriel [macht]. I Remember Gabriel Wasn't There The Day I Was, But He Sent A Note, Because He Went To Carnegie Mellon As Well, So We Knew Each Other A Little Bit Through That, And He Was So Sweet And Generous. It Was Meant To Be A Recurring Role That Would Evolve On The Show, But The Show Only Lasted A Little While And I Ended Up Only Doing That One Episode.

I Probably Get Eight Straight Hours Of Acting In An Entire Season Or Two Seasons Of Suits. It's Broken Into Such Small Pieces.

The Situation They [journalists And Edward Snowden] Were In Was Incredibly Heightened. The Stakes Were High. There Was A Lot Of Pressure, A Lot Of Tension, A Lot Of Sense Of Claustrophobic, Clandestine Energy That I Think Was Exhilarating For Us To Explore And Recreate. We Were Fortunate To Shoot A Fair Amount Of Our Stuff At The Actual Hotel Where It All Happened In Hong Kong. That Added Another Element Of Very Similitude To The Situation, So I Feel Like It Was Exciting.

We're Living In An Increasingly Nationalistic, Xenophobic Time, And You Can See It Reflected In Societies All Over The World.

I Actually Met One Of My Business Partners [neal Dodson] At The Governor's School Summer Program, So We've Known Each Other Since We Were 15 And 16 Years Old, And We Both Ended Up At Carnegie Mellon Together. He Started Working For A Producer Out Of School After A Few Years, And Then We Started The Company Together.