Christopher Abbott on what he listens to before he works out: “That new Drake record's really good too. That's for, like, right before boxing I put that one on.”

Christopher Abbott tells the story of when he snuck into an audition and got called out for it in front of 20 other actors: “I found a chair and I was sitting down, and I was like, just starting to, like, trying to learn [the lines]. She called my name out loud, and she was like, ‘Chris?’ I was like, ‘Yep!’ She's like, ‘Who sent you?’ And this is like in front of like 20 other actors. She's like, ‘Who are you with?’ or whatever, and I didn't have like an agent or anyone at the time. And I was like, ‘What's that?’ And she was like, ‘Who, whatever, signed you up for this audition?’ And I kind of like, went over closer to her to, like, keep it down...”

Christopher Abbott talks about the last time he watched ‘Girls’ and his decision to walk away from the iconic show. “I mean, back when it came out is the last time I saw it...the truth is, it was all amicable and really understanding on all, like from all parties. And I went back and I did the episode later. You know, that was fun. And it's great, you know, and Lena and I still chat and it's fantastic.”

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