Christian Kane (2014)

There are very serious talks right now with Dean Devlin about doing a LEVERAGE movie. The only way we'd do a LEVERAGE movie is with the whole crew, all 5.

My favorite episode to work on was "The Big Bang Job" because I got to spend 2 days with my dear friend & boss Dean Devlin in a warehouse choreographing a gunfight. My least favorite was the day we shot Nate and Sophie walking out of a bar, because we knew we might not come back. Very sad.

Joss Whedon tried to kill me 5 times! I just had a really good manager, haha. But I think he's an absolute GENIUS. He gave me a start in this business, and I love him to death.

Tattooed, evil Lindsey McDonald. Because he didn't get beat up by every girl on the show!

I would steal... reality TV shows and bury them in the ocean! And my partners in crime would be half of Hollywood.

You'll see a lot of similarities from LEVERAGE. Again, we're doing great drama, but we make sure to add in the comedy. Like LEVERAGE, THE LIBRARIANS has a Baskin-Robbins of flavors.

I was sent to the hospital twice a year. That's actually true. I just don't want to get into all the stitches and broken bones.

I loved "The Mile High Job." We all came back for the season opener, and filmed in brutal conditions on Mt. Good in Oregon. It was a family in dire conditions.

I've talked to Jensen about that. We are very good friends. But the ball's in his court now.

Haha!

Whiskey.

I just wrapped a beautiful movie called "Christmastime" with Marley Shelton and my friend Ryan McPartlin. It's due out next Christmas, and I've fallen in love with the story.

Um... on RESCUE 77, we had a guy that liked to eat a lot. So I took the remnants of a cappuccino press out of the coffee maker, and put some whipped cream on it, and told him it was a cookie. I walked over and put an Oreo in my mouth and handed him that and he started eating that. And then he chased me! It was Terrence Knox.

I actually like it longer when I'm acting, because I feel like it's more of a part of me. But having it short right now is easier to deal with in life. Although it's halfway back to being long as we speak.

I loved "The Fables of Doom" because for a brief second there, I get to turn into Eliot Spencer.

We all talk ALL the time. No communication breakdown. We're always friends and will continue to stay friends. That was the success of that show.

That is a question for John Rogers! But in my heart, I believe that we will see it.

Music is being written right now.

And thank you so much, it's one of the most important roles of my life.

During season 2, it's a 100% guarantee.

That was me singing. And that was a song I wrote!

As we speak, I believe Dean Devlin is putting something together now. I feel like it's gone from a great idea to a project he's putting in motion. We're all very excited about it, the whole team.

Oh my gosh, well, I got to do the cooking stuff... as Eliot Spencer was a chef, and I would love to see Jacob Stone cook a little bit more!

Well, I don't have as many fights as Eliot did on LEVERAGE, but every fight that I had on The Librarians this year, I choreographed - same as leverage.

Absolutely. If nothing else, stepping outside of your skin teaches you something.

laughs Listen, I'm the 15 year old kid who prayed this would happen to him, so make of that what you will. There are sacrifices you have to make to be in this unbelievable industry, and the Lord has blessed me.

I play on the console. I'm a level 28 Awoken on DESTINY on Xbox One. And only in the bedroom!

Light candles, drink wine and play guitar.

I was fortunate that Mike Massa, the stunt coordinator on ANGEL, allowed me to do my own fights and stunts. His name alone carried over to LEVERAGE with the stunt guys I worked with, which allowed them to have faith in me. That's how i became the fight choreographer. In ANGEL, my favorite scene to shoot was when I got to fight Boreanaz in Season 5 - he beat me up for 5 years, so to punch him back felt pretty good! And in LEVERAGE, I would have to say me and Carson in the van singing.

I felt Lindsay should be there for the final fight. I was very upset when I read his demise. However, looking back, I'm glad it was my dear friend Andy Hallet that took me out of that world.

And Lilah will always have a special place in my heart!

Elton John and Alice in Chains.

I got up to ask Deion Sanders a question and tell him I was a huge fan. And before I could answer, he said Leverage was his favorite show and came and gave me a hug.

100%! I just found a guy out in South Carolina that can kick a banjo, and I want to add him to the show.

I am of Cherokee descent. I played Sioux for Steven Spielberg. And Jacob Stone has a vast knowledge of Native American history. So I really love anytime I get to show my roots.

I'll be there Sunday, December 7 on TNT!

1) Later in life, I'd like to play the outlaw Josie Whales.

2) Being back at the Viper Room with no pressure and a lot of hot chicks.

3) We're trying to put together a small schedule to get out on the road early next year. Dallas is definitely in the mix.

It's literally impossible to get it. If you find one, let me know where you got it. I've been looking for it as well. There are legalities that may not make re-releasing it possible. However, I don't see why I can't incorporate that into the Kane show.

I'm thinking of driving cross-country in an RV with my dog.

I would love to see ALL these characters open up over time.

There are so many colors we haven't even touched on yet!

SO many of John Roger's words that haven't been spoken. And so many of Dean Devlin's shots that have not been shot. This is gonna be a fun ride.

The Kaniacs just need to tune in! Tell your friends and loved ones to watch this Sunday! These guys have done SO much for me that that's all I can ask. I owe so many hugs, so many different corners of the world, and I will reach them someday.

Hmmm.

I truly enjoy acting. Because it's what I set out to do. But singing was a release for me when I wasn't acting. And it just so happened that people enjoyed me singing too, and it's very important for me. I look at acting as a job, and I look at singing as a gift.

I believe it's at home. This character is not allowed to wear rings.

I love my Mama's green bean casserole. And I just saw the first 2 episodes of Kane's Kitchen. It looks amazing. We're trying to find the right venue to get it to the people.

Lindsay was always bad. Joss just decided to give him some muscle. Like I said before, Joss tried to kill me 5 times, but once he had me under contract, he could wait to fire the bullet.

I will be in Alabama with Clayne Crawford, who played Quinn on LEVERAGE. We are finishing TINKER so we have plans to kick back with a beer so he can laugh at my antics. And I'll be live-tweeting as it happens.

I just love action! As long as it's colored with comedy and drama. I've been very fortunate in my life to have had these roles happen to me.

It was fun for me, because after working on ANGEL and LEVERAGE, with magic & drama, it seemed to all roll into each other again on THE LIBRARIANS.

Apple pie with a slice of American cheese.

I love art. I was an art history major in Oklahoma for a short time. So I relate to the character. The axe will answer itself.

Music is coming! Just got to polish a couple more things. Favorite Christmas cookie recipe... is holiday melt-a-ways. You gotta contact Mom for the recipe.

I travel back to Oklahoma every year for Christmas, so it's about that time. It's part of me, and I love sittin' on my Mama's couch.

Haha! I've been very fortunate this year to have few holds on my schedule. That has freed me up to write some new songs, and they are coming very soon.

It makes it very easy when you get to share the screen with someone like Rebecca Romijn. She was my sister in KING & MAXWELL, so we have a brother /sister relationship.

What makes me laugh is... hanging out with the boys, and talking about old times and how clueless and cheesy we were. And most private thing... sometimes I sit around on the weekend eating Flamin' Hot Cheetos and playing video games in my underwear.

John Rogers seems to think that Eliot and Jacob Stone do a lot better in a confrontation if there's no issues of the heart. I don't see any love interest any time soon.

I was very familiar with the Librarians because (A) Noah was a friend of mine, and (B) I knew my boss Dean Devlin's whole catalogue. The hardest part for me, for the role, was that Jacob Stone is not a well-rounded fighter like Eliot Spencer. So I had to "un-learn" everything I was taught for 5 years!

Probably "Secondhand Lions" because i got to play one of my heroes, Mr. Bobby Duvall.

I fly from New York BACK to Alabama to finish "Tinker" with my good buddy
Clayne Crawford. We are filming as we speak!

I like to whistle Sergio Leone songs while thinking of conquering a project.

Seems like a very fun show to be on. But nobody's called me!

At first, I felt like Sampson. But it really helped me get into the character. And there was no question about it, Dean was cutting my hair!

Hahaha. Strangely enough, I'm absolutely NOT ticklish anywhere.

One is getting to work with Noah Wyle. He's really taught me that it's okay to make fun of yourself. And I needed his guidance to find this character.

I love "The Kiss" by Klimt. I've always felt the promise of looking at it.

Kicking the shit out of other Librarians...

I wouldn't recommend acting to anyone OTHER than someone that can't live without it. I couldn't live without it. I knew it was a part of me. You have to be willing to lose EVERYTHING to gain so much. I've been very fortunate.

The showrunner of the LIBRARIANS is John Rogers. I could never get enough of his words.

If he asked me to jump off a bridge - I would do it! And ironically, he did on LEVERAGE.

"What is like to be on Season 5 of THE LIBRARIANS?"

No but seriously, you guys should tune in. I'm really excited about season 1.

I go back to Oklahoma every year for Christmas. I have land south of Norman. Nothing's on it, but sometimes I walk it, just for peace of mind.