[Theater] has always been a big focus. I have been away from it for the past few years. I want to get back to it!

If I find great material, or a great character, or a great director that wants to do something on TV, or whether it's in film, or whatever it is, man - as long as it's good, and on the level, I'm open to it.

The surgeries were the hardest scenes for me because it's literally balancing so many balls in the air, at the same time, and each surgery is different.

You have to see through one's faults before you see their need.

The way people are responding to [Moonlight movie] is something we never anticipated. We knew it was good but it is so diverse. The way people are reacting shows me that everyone sees themselves in it. That is groundbreaking. Similarly people come up some older people that it is not their story but are just crying in our arms after a screening. They know what it was like to be bullied or struggled with their own identity trying to figure out who they are. It has really caught people's imaginations.

Working on Shakespeare and learning about Shakespeare was the big takeaway for me.

People sometimes say, "What is your dream role?" I don't really have a dream role. I'll know it when I see it.