00:00How does it feel to reunite with the very cast here tonight?
00:03It's the best. Any chance I get to reunite with the cast, I jump at it.
00:08I mean, everyone's so chill, so wonderful, and to, yeah, just to get to celebrate and party with them, we're going to have a blast.
00:16Coming up for you, you're playing Metamorpho in Superman Legacy. How are you preparing for that role right now?
00:22I mean, well, reading the comic books and, yeah, just using my imagination.
00:27I mean, the character's never been played before, so I'm, at least in real life, so I'm, you know, doing that thing where I like to draw inspiration from everywhere, like throw it all into a pot and see what happens.
00:42When do you start shooting?
00:44I don't know. I don't know that.
00:46Soon, probably, right?
00:47Maybe. Maybe not.
00:50Now, Rachel, of course, is also here tonight. Have you gotten to meet her at all yet at any of these award shows over the year?
00:55Oh, yeah, I love Rachel. She's fantastic, so talented. She's going to make such an incredible Lois Lane. Like, I'm just, yeah, I'm thrilled to work with her.
01:03Now, of course, the Emmys are celebrating 75 years of TV history tonight. What's a show you watched growing up that you loved and made you want to make TV?
01:11You know, well, the first thing that popped into my head was Dick Van Dyke's show. Like, Dick Van Dyke, what a legend, what an amazing comedian, artist. Like, the guy is just unbelievable.
01:21I watched so much television growing up. That was the first thing that popped into my head.
01:26And I also want to ask you, assistants were thanked in a very well-received Golden Globe speech from I.O., from The Bear.
01:32What's an undersung group in Hollywood that you would like to thank, if you could?
01:36Casting directors. Casting directors. Sherry Thomas, Sharon Bialy, I love you. You've made my career, truly.
01:43They cast me when I was, like, not sure if my career was going to work out, and I really do owe so much to them.
01:50So, cast, love your casting directors. Take care of them.
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