Our Society Needs To Recognize The Unstoppable

I Recognized That I Had A Window Of Opportunity That Had Opened Because Of My Exposure As An Actor.

I Loved Auditioning Because It Was Just An Opportunity To Act. Whether Or Not I Got The Job Was The Next Hurdle, But The Idea That I Would Get To Act That Day Was The Thing That Excited Me The Most About It.

In Light Of Jamey [rodemeyer]'s Death -- It Became Clear To Me In An Instant That Living A Gay Life Without Publicly Acknowledging It -- Is Simply Not Enough To Make Any Significant Contribution To The Immense Work That Lies Ahead On The Road To Complete Equality.

There Was A Little Bit Of Hesitancy About Staying In Pittsburgh And Not Moving Away For College, But That Didn't Last Long. It Was Right In Line With What I Wanted, So I Auditioned There And It Wasn't A Tough Decision.

The Situation They [journalists And Edward Snowden] Were In Was Incredibly Heightened. The Stakes Were High. There Was A Lot Of Pressure, A Lot Of Tension, A Lot Of Sense Of Claustrophobic, Clandestine Energy That I Think Was Exhilarating For Us To Explore And Recreate. We Were Fortunate To Shoot A Fair Amount Of Our Stuff At The Actual Hotel Where It All Happened In Hong Kong. That Added Another Element Of Very Similitude To The Situation, So I Feel Like It Was Exciting.