They’ve done a great job of not only writing things that make you ask questions but then writing things that answer those questions that only lead you to ask more questions. It’s credit to James Larosa and Don Whitfield, Holly Henderson his wife, our writing team, and the producers. What topic haven’t the producers touched on that you hope they touch on soon? You wanna make sure you make the shot so you don’t have to do it 50 times, you know what I mean? But each of those scenes whether it be drama, basketball, sex scene or whatever the case may be presents obstacles but at the end of the day the crew is so supportive from the executive producers all the way down to Michelle and Kevin our craft services people. I think with the basketball stuff it’s very specific with the camera angles and you’ve got people in the stands. Out of all the scenes that you shoot, like your sex scenes, your basketball scenes and your drama and all that which ones are the hardest to shoot?Ī lot of it is just really being focused no matter what the challenge may be because you’ll never know like they might change lines or they might change the order of what they are shooting so its really important to just be on point and ready regardless. There’s stuff that shocks us as much as it shocks the people that are watching. I’ll say that there’s stuff that happens as it relates to how we get information that we don’t even know.
That is a question I wish I could answer. Who will fans be most surprised with the biggest secret, the biggest shocker? I think they did a really good job of starting to peel back the layers of the onion and make the characters three dimensional.Įveryone on the show has a secret. We didn’t really get too much into your back story last season, do you think we will see more of who you are off the court and your family and all that this season?Īs a whole, not just my character, but I just think the story in general the second season was digs a little bit deeper and kind of gives people some context to why people behave the way that they do or why they are or why they live or act a certain way. It’s part of a process or journey that you take with a character or story and sometimes it can be an amazing experience and sometimes it can be frustrating.
As with anything else, I think there’s a chance that people will say, “Wow he’s the kind of guy we can ride with,” and there’s probably gonna be times where it’s like, “Man I can’t believe this dude,” you know what I mean? That’s what makes it fun.
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