V-A Day Speech

No, that was a very astute answer. I can see what you're talking about.

Thank you. If you keep watching, there is an episode where they celebrate V-A Day which is the day that the war ended. Again, if you strip away all the Nazi stuff, it could be Thanksgiving. It could be an Independence Day. It is really chilling by how closer it is to the American Dream than not at all.

I'm still in season one, but I plan to keep watching. I did get to interview Lini Evans who appeared on the show and had wonderful things to say about it.

Oh, she's a lovely person!

She told me how wonderful her experience had been on the show. And there are also some kids from When Calls the Heart who have appeared in the show. They were the first people to tell me about
One of them is with Mayumi Yoshida who plays the crown princess in The Man in the High Castle. I did do a small stint on The Romeo Section, and that was a very popular show here in Canada. I also shot a pilot called Ask Will, which is this quirky dramedy in the style of Arrested Development or Curb Your Enthusiasm. We are hoping to get a series pickup with that one. That would be absolutely amazing. I also shot a Canadian feature called Prodigals which stars one of my The Man in the High Castle co-stars, Kaniehtiio Horn (Hemlock Grove). But it's true that The Man in the High Castle truly does consume my time. I shoot a lot of indies on the side when I can. But they are "super-indies," like they'll probably never see the light of day outside of
I realize I only "met" him over Skype, but all of his interactions with me have been considerate, uplifting, and overtly hospitable from the moment we began interacting. While the preponderance of people I meet through my interviews are humble and benevolent, Lee took such a genuine interest in me that reviewing this interview was an especially sweet experience. Having music in common probably established a quick and mutual foundation for our exchanges, and the fact that he actively listened to my responses and questions is a quality that resonated with me on a profound level. Lee is an actor and professional with unrestricted depth, but the fact that his interactions with me were so authentic explains exactly why, in my opinion, he has had such success in this business, especially with recurrent roles. He doesn't go out of his way to network; some people have to make a conscious decision to do that until it becomes "second nature" in this business. But with Lee, it seems that he is able to seek and find connections with ease and relate to people on a sincere level. I would say that like me, he has an insatiable desire to know and understand the people with whom he comes in contact, and I, for one, find that refreshing. While I interviewed him and attempted to