These are quotes from various articles and interviews on the internet and in magazines that give insight into Sebastian’s personality and how he engages the characters he’s asked to play. I picked the ones that I thought most interesting, but if you’ve read a quote that you think should be added to this page, please let me know.

001. When asked about the move at age 12 from Europe to America and how he coped with the transition:

“When you’re thrown into something so young, you don’t think about it too much. I was an only child, so it took me a while to form friends because my stepdad was the headmaster, and I had an accent for a while, but it was still early and you just sort of suck in everything at that age.”

Source: Broadway.Com

002. When asked about his quest starring role on Law & Order:

“It was my first real professional experience, and thank god I had a very nurturing director,” he says with a smile. “Things move quickly on that show, and I was pretty paranoid!”

Source: Broadway.Com

003. When asked about the sudden fan interest in his myspace page after starring in “The Covenant”:

“I joined myspace a long time ago for a different reason,” he says with a laugh, “but now it’s become a whole different thing for me. It’s crazy getting some of these messages. You can’t really respond to everybody, but you want to make sure that people understand how much you appreciate hearing from them.”

Source: Broadway.Com

004. When asked about the sexual content in “The Architect”:

“Everyone’s got boundaries, no matter where you start out. But there was nothing off-putting to me about the script. I liked it, it was a great script, but at the same time, for all practical purposes, I needed a job (laughs).”

Source: 247Gay.Com

005. When asked if he related to the character of Martin Waters in “The Architect”:

“I think that’s what acting is—finding the things in your own life that are somewhat on a parallel base, and if not, then whatever works in your life to get you to connect with the one in the script. It doesn’t have to be the same thing, but it might be the same feeling. But the whole idea of Martin trying to find himself—I had just moved into the city, it was a new world for me too. So it kind of coincided and it helped me, I think.”

Source: 247Gay.Com