Other Actors Are Not My

Honestly, People Told Me To. It Was Weird, I Graduated From School, I Never Thought I'd Live In L.a. And I Always Wanted To Be To New York. I Assumed That Would Be My Trajectory - That Romantic Ideal Of Moving There And Doing Plays Off-broadway And Being Scrappy About It. Then We Did A Showcase In New York And A Showcase In L.a., And For Whatever Reason The Response That I Generated In L.a. Was Significantly More Enthusiastic.

My Relationship With Leonard [nimoy] Was A Byproduct Of Playing Spock That I Never Would Have Imagined, But The More I Got To Know Him, The More I Realized, There Are No Mistakes. I'm Playing This Role For Very Specific Reasons, And Maybe Those Reasons Have To Do With Where I Am Creatively In My Life, But Maybe They Have To Do With Where I Am Personally In My Life. Leonard Was Such A Teacher For Me.

I Remember Standing Outside Of The Dorm By The Little Terrace. I Was Going To Do This Job That I Wasn't 100 Percent Certain Of, Which Ended Up Being Much More Fun Than I Expected [in So Notorious].

Again, As A Gay Man I Look At That And Say There's A Hopelessness That Surrounds It, But As A Human Being I Look At It And Say 'why? Where's This Disparity Coming From, And Why Can't We As A Culture And Society Dig Deeper To Examine That?' We're Terrified Of Facing Ourselves.

My Dad Died When I Was A Kid, So I Think It Became A Place For Me To Go Where My Mom Knew That I Was Safe And Taken Care Of And Looked After.