The building has got a lot of ambiance and character.

It was kind of reinvigorating. It's nice that they're investing in Troy.

That was the approach the architects took and that the Ross's wanted. They wanted to blend both.

They're interacting with him as the character, and they're brilliant. They're not even looking at the camera.

He resents her, but I think that's mostly out of paranoia. This is not a character steeped in political correctness, and that is both more interesting and, to a point, more believable about the guy.

It's so out of character for this county and this town. Nobody can believe it, and so it's on everyone's mind.