Given that, if my understanding is correct, Lorne was Andy Hallett's first acting role, then this kid has got serious talent both as a singer and comic actor with soul. Sadly, I haven't seen him in anything since, so I don't know if he's still in...
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Given that, if my understanding is correct, Lorne was Andy Hallett's first acting role, then this kid has got serious talent both as a singer and comic actor with soul. Sadly, I haven't seen him in anything since, so I don't know if he's still in the Hollywood mix, but anyone who can act that well, through prosthetics and red contacts, right out of the gate should seriously be getting his on-camera (or behind the mic) due. Lorne could have easily been (forgive the pun) a one-note, throw-away bit of Angel-verse silliness. But Andy carried him admirably through four seasons. And, by the way, I can't even imagine four years of 3-hour makeup sessions five days a week. So whatever Andy is doing now, Lorne will forever be one of my all-time-favorite sci-fi characters. So thanks to Joss Whedon for creating him, and major thanks to Andy for bringing him to life.