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The days where I was playing Dexter hiding from something were harder. I was on the cusp of adolescence, you can’t just tidily fill in whatever blanks are there. He said he could never have imagined David Fisher or Dexter, and even though when we spoke he had only performed I asked if David Fisher and Dexter Morgan had stayed with Hall.“I feel like I’m able to walk away from them, and I think there is some part of us that doesn’t distinguish between reality and ritual. I’m not sure how much good comes out staying abreast of all the bad news. There were skull designs on his shoes, and he carried a beautiful silver-tipped umbrella. After that, he will prepare for that evening’s performance of It’s so intimate and intense the audience matters every night: what they laugh at or vocally respond to. He was actually made of flesh? It was a political statement aimed at the environment I had grown up in.” I asked if Hall had ever had same-sex experiences himself.“I think there’s a spectrum. I was never in a 50/50 life or death proposition. I’m heterosexual.

I got to pour the gasoline on the guy’s head. He seems to be in this self-imposed exile, he certainly didn’t ride off into the sunset.

“The general question that occurred to me was what I could do about the welfare of actors, the environment, and my own physical body and a desire to combat corporate corruption. Hall is careful not to be prescriptive on the issue.“How fundamental is one’s sexual orientation or gender identity if both are in fact fluid, if there is some sort of spectrum and we are just moving the dial? I stand by how that 8th season ended.”In terms of discussions around the series, Hall said, “There have been different possibilities that have come up. It felt good to get together and do something for him, said Hall.

And the Golden Globe and Bowie asked Hall the question that comes to many people’s minds: “So, what is it with you and death?” The full answer, which he gives today, is extremely personal and includes his own experience of cancer.When we met, the 47-year-old Hall had already done two preview performances of his new one-man play, Will Eno’s He calls the 70-minute monologue “an extraordinary presentation of an ordinary life.” It is intentionally ambiguous, he said. As well as all that death.Rest assured that the smiling Hall wasn’t worrying about mortality when we said farewell. On the first night a woman replied to one of Pain’s questions “very eagerly as if it was her assignment. This content is imported from YouTube. But there are no immediate plans to do that.”Hall saw his JFK as a “nouveau royal,” a “quick drawing” compared to the depth of David in To answer Bowie’s golden question, Hall’s relationship with death can be traced to his childhood growing up in North Carolina. It is chaotic and unpredictable in its way and also follows its own rules, even if they are rules only Thelonious Monk knows about.” Hall’s name and not inconsiderable fan base guarantees healthy audiences for “Every time I’m asked about this I say, ‘never say never,’” Hall said, smiling.

He is also more outrageous and funny than other characters Hall is famous for, even though Hall thinks David and Dexter “are funny, but under a dark umbrella. "Because of the storytelling capital we'd spent, because our writers may have been gassed. A low grade buzz.”And so, to continue to answer David Bowie’s question, what is it about Michael C. Hall and death? “It’s no news to anyone but it’s a crazy world, and bringing somebody into that world for a front-row seat is something that gives me pause. I mean, I was attracted to John Cameron Mitchell when I saw “That was something I was aware of when David Fisher was happening,” said Hall. It was an ebb and flow, but the general trajectory was more drinking, pot smoking and recreational this and that. “It’s such an obviously contentious environment that sometimes taking a stance is fuel for someone else’s fire. Not explicitly, but ebullience and enthusiasm were discouraged, a conditioning I have somewhat managed. I was pretty much like I am now. The 47-year-old actor got candid about how he's "not all … I don’t do any more of anything now.”Hall rightly thinks he looks better than he did five years ago, with his vegan diet and “no booze and marijuana, or anything else.” Of aging, he laughed. It was scary, but I wasn’t really frightened. It was cathartic, like a pressure valve being released.“I will say that it was on the days driving home from work after having shot a scene where I killed someone that I felt the greatest sense of relaxation, release, and just ease. “I lost my father.

He may auction them off, he said, calling them “scribbled pictures of scribbled feelings.” Hall said, “There’s something about both of those pictures that represents maybe where I imagine Thom at the beginning of the story and at the end, which is a place of such equanimity where you could set him on fire and he’d be OK. He died on January 10, 2016.

But there’s still something potentially there. Doing the show is his formal workout of right now. No, wait, I’m 37. I just hope the quality of the silence remains.” It is the quality of their silences—charged, pained, tentative, shocked; less what they say and what we imagine rumbling inside their unquiet minds—that distinguishes Hall’s most memorable characters. “I certainly experience road rage and anger at people who deserve a good pummeling, but ultimately I do not want to kill people.” He smiled.