For Every Role, I Brought Certain Elements

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 Took Movement Classes That I Wore My Double-breasted Suits To. I Worked On My Elocution Because People Spoke Differently Then. I Was Really Trying To Toe The Line. I Think That If I Had Spoken Exactly The Way That People Spoke Back Then, It Probably Would Have Alienated People.

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.

For Every Role, I Brought Certain Elements Of The Character. Even On White Collar Over Six Years, I Tried To Keep The Set Fun And Breezy And Howard Hawks-y And Very Of The Tone Of The Show.

I Had Just Finished Reading The Day Of The Locust When This Piece Was Brought To My Attention, And I Was Like, "how Do You Create Art In The System, The Way It Is?" Looking Around The Studio Film Landscape, There Are All Of These Great Superhero Movies, Which Is Fantastic, Especially For My Kids, But It's Hard To Find Real Art House Films In The Studio System, These Days.