I Think When You Play A Role,

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.

One Of The Many Things I Love About Working With Ryan Murphy Is That You're Always Thin-sliced In This Business. You Walk Into A Room And People Want You To Be How You Look Or How You're Perceived Or Whatever It Is In That 10 Minutes That Hey Meet You. I Think Ryan [murphy] Has An Intuition That Looks A Little Bit Deeper And Sees Things That Other People Might Not See In You - Sometimes You Might Not Even See In Yourself - But That He Knows Are There And That He Might Want To Get To Grow And Stretch With As An Actor.

I Lived In Several Hotels, Yeah. You Have To Try To Make It Home.

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.

Theres Always A Need For New Superheroes. As Society Changes, The Types Of Superheroes Will Probably Change As Well.