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How believable do you think your character is in the show, in
context to the storyline?
In Early Edition, I'm able to indulge in drama, comedy, and
everything in between. There was no insecurity about trying to play
the role of Gary. As an actor, it completely freed me up.
Of course, the fact that he gets the newspaper a day earlier is
a little unreal, but I would like to think of what would happen
if I really get a newspaper like this. We've got Fisher Stevens
on one side, who indeed is the dastardly fellow, who would do anything
with the paper, that's not good. Shanesia Davis on the other side,
who plays a blind character, has sort of a sixth sense and…she does
the right thing and I'm stuck in the middle.
I think my character is one people would like to be in real life
- a good guy and all!
How different is it acting in made-for-television films such
as Sleep Baby Sleep and Quiet Victory, when compared
to acting in full length box office films like Mulholland Falls?
Well the ground rules for acting are the same. Acting a different
character has a different experience altogether. When you are an
actor, you just work hard and do whatever you can to do your best,
it does not matter whether it is TV films or box office films, you
just give it your best shot and wait!
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