So: See Ya, And I Wouldn't Wanna

I'm Proud To Be An American. I'm Proud To Be An African American In America. I've Had Some Interesting Experiences: Some Great, Some Not So Great, But I Love It Here.

In Film You Have The Script Months Ahead Of Time Often, For A Good Film, But In Television It Seems Like You Might Not Get The Script Until A Week Or Two Weeks Before You've Got To Film It. It's A Little Weird, But Also Quite Challenging. It Reminds Me Of Repertory Theatre.

I'm A Physical Type Of Actor And Love Projects In Which I Can Get Physical. The More Action, The Better.

We're Conditioned In This Country To Believe That If There's A Problem, The Black Man Is Usually The Culprit.

I Think The Key That Differentiates The Good Actors From The Mediocre Ones That Are Still Trying To Come Up, Is That The Good Ones Know How To Listen. It's Like Being In A Jazz Band. They Know How To Listen To What The Other Musicians Are Playing. And Where To Come In And Where To Sit Out. That's My Approach To Being In An Ensemble Cast And Working With Any Kind Of Actors In A Scene.