You Can't Please Everybody. There's That Old

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 Think Billy Ray Has A Lot Of Great Stories Up His Sleeve. I've Heard A Lot Of His Plans For The Show, Should It Go Forward, And I Think There's A Lot In Store For People, If It's Given A Chance.

Don't Worry If People Think You're Good. Make This Your Experience. And Find Out What Makes You Unique As An Artist. You Don't Get The Opportunity To Do That As Much In The Real World.

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 Think When You Play A Role, You Always Have To Be A Defense Attorney For That Character.