Its rare the occasion when you get the chance to meet an actor you admire. Yes, you can have a chance encounter where you may see them at a press event, or maybe you can even bump into them at a store or a club. But when you are given the lucky chance to sit before someone that you truly admire and are able to have a conversation with them about their projects, their thoughts, etc it is very exciting!

I had that rare opportunity to chat with such a person, his name is Willie Garson.

Willie is an actor that plays such a variety of characters that can be lovable(Carrie’s gay best friend Stanford on Sex and the City), as well as not-so-nice (Lee Harvey Oswald on Quantum Leap) that you can’t help but love him. He takes a character and makes it his own.

The New Jersey native is currently starring in the new USA Network crime drama White Collar as the mysterious yet quirky Mozzie. At home he is also adjusting to a new role, that of a doting dad.

Here is a little insight on a guy who, after so many years in Hollywood, had absolutely no airs of grandeur and was just so funny it made me wonder why he hasn’t landed the lead role in his own show yet.

Click here to read the interview!