Television Is Where I Cut My Teeth.

It Could Be Grammy Night, Oscar Night, Whatever - I Don't Feel The Pressure To Be There.

I Find That A Lot Of Actors Who Are Good And Open To Challenges Have Lived A Full Life. When You Walk Into An Audition, You Have More To Say For Yourself Because You Come From The Real World. It's More Enticing For Directors, I Think.

There Are Things That I Really Find Important, And That We Need To Remind Ourselves Of. When You Think About Disability, Do You Really Think About It? Someone Who's A Full-time Trainer Or A Boxer, Someone Who's Got A Major Disability, But Who Doesn't Let That Get In His Way, That's A Really Good Message For Someone Who Is Able-bodied. It Can Make Them Think, 'wow, I Suppose I Could Be Doing Better For Myself.'

I Would Never Be Fearful Of Any Character.

White Actors Still Get Way More Money In Hollywood. It's Been That Way For A Very Long Time. I Hope It'll Change, But It's A Matter Of Forcing That Change.