So: See Ya, And I Wouldn't Wanna

Not Everybody Can Do The Comic Book Adaptation Thing And Make It Believable. It Is Challenging.

A Lot Of The Cats I Grew Up With In The South Bronx Found Themselves In Sticky Situations.

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.

I Think Of Myself As A Young Prince From A Long Line Of Royalty.

I Actually Take Images Of Things And Put Them Up Around The Wall And In A Room. I Set A Room Aside. It Might Be Colors, It Might Be Animals, Or Energy And Words. And I'll Just Leave It There, So It Begins To Work On My Subconscious When I Think About The Character. Which Gives Me Some Latitude To Be Really Flexible And Spontaneous But Within The Context Of The Character And The World Of The Character Without Having To Think About It. Or I'll Look At Something Or Read Something And Let It Work On My Subconscious Mind.