My Character In 'prison Break'

I Worked With The Same Trainer That Worked With Denzel Washington In The Hurricane. It Was Three Months Of Training, Five Days A Week, 4 To 5 Hours A Day. This Was Followed By A Month Of Choreography.

There'll Be Moments When I'm Out In The Prison Yard, Chatting With The Cast And The Crew, Getting Ready To Shoot A Scene. And Then I'll Remember If I Were Actually An Inmate, I'd Only Be Out There An Hour. The Other 23 Hours Of The Day, I'd Be In My Cell. It's Kind Of A Downer.

Entertainers Are There To Entertain. They Aren't There To Teach Your Children The Lessons That You Haven't Bothered To Teach Them At Home Yourself.

I Have To Laugh Internally When I'm Asked In Interviews What Nightspots I Like To Hit. I Just Don't Have Answers... So Sometimes I Make Them Up.

Four Months Of Preparation And About 12 Hours Of Shooting Turned Into About 30 Seconds Of Screen Time.