If You Gave Your Best To What

I Think Billy Ray Has A Lot Of Great Stories Up His Sleeve. I've Heard A Lot Of His Plans For The Show, Should It Go Forward, And I Think There's A Lot In Store For People, If It's Given A Chance.

Having Done Television For Almost 20 Years Now, A Pilot Is Kind Of Like A Rough Draft. It's Like Bringing People Into Your Ultrasound And Hooking Up To The Monitor And Going, "isn't My Baby Beautiful?" "yeah. I Can Only See The Outline Of It, But It Looks Like It Might Be."

I Never Feel More Confident And Comfortable Than When I'm Wearing A Tom Ford Suit.

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.

When You Are The Avatar For The Writer/director, A Lot Of Times, I Just Trusted Him. If He Had A Choice, Even If It Wasn't Necessarily What Was My First Impulse, I Was Like, "billy Ray Has Been Living With This For Two Years Before I Even Came On Board, So I'm Going With Him."