Yeah, I Know, Any Time You Hear

Yeah, I Know, Any Time You Hear An Actor Say, 'i Do Music', You Cringe. But I Want To Be Gradual With My Music. I Want To Earn My Stripes.

I Lived In America For A Long Time Before I Started Working As An Actor. Some Actors Show Up On Set And Have Never Done An American Accent Before, So They Rely On A Slew Of Technical Mechanisms. Part Of What Makes An Accent Is Understanding Why People Speak That Way - You Have To Understand The Culture.

When I Look At My Body Of Work, I've Played A Lot Of Characters Who Are Morally Conflicted - 'i'm Right, No I'm Wrong, I Don't Know What To Do!' I Want To Play More Characters Who Don't Care As Much, And Who Aren't As Measured. They Are What They Are, No Apologies.

The Audience Loves It When You Pay Attention To Details.

What Kind Of Role Do You Play After Someone Like Stringer, You Know What I Mean? You Play Another Gangster. What’s The Point Of That? I’ve Played The Gangster. I Try To Keep It Really Varied; It Just Makes For More Of A Fun And Interesting Career.