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Kroll: "Because if I can make George Jefferson laugh, a middle-aged black Republican from the seventies, then I feel like I’ve really hit all the demos."
"I was like, Blow job in the hotel room: What?"
"The doctors are like, 'Take two aspirin.'"
"You don’t want to be put in any position — pun intended — that’s not good."
Someone get this going.
"I'm in it more."
The Color Purple is an inspiration.
“Have I ever really had an eyes-open orgasm?”
It's not a comedy, guys!
"Skin is weird, and bodies are freaky."
The Wire and Friday Night Lights alum has scored with the tragic real-life tale of Oscar Grant, who was killed by San Francisco police.
Green: "I get really horny in nature."
"The things that directors have shouted to me in the past usually involve which way I have to look to see the dragon."
"I do feel that black men, we have to understand that it's okay to feel feelings."
Also, kissing James Purefoy was "awesome."
"It's about breaking down barriers."
"Anyone who tries to debate Taylor Swift with me, I’m like, 'You are an uninformed consumer, and you will be shut down.'"
"The fact that we got her is an absolute miracle."
It took him "years" to finally get his guest role.
"On Homeland, you’ve got someone about to blow up the vice-president. In Downton, it’s, 'Where are the dress shirts?'"
"I mean, who knows how Ryan's mind works?
"You don’t understand. I’m from Boston, so Matt and Ben are, like, the mayor."
"He only really knows what he wants after he's seen it, and that can make you nervous."
"It's like there's a hipster religion: They fear the same God as the hipsters in East London."
"When I rang Cameron Mackintosh for the movie and said I wanted to go for Jean Valjean, he said, 'Dude, you can't sing that.'"