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Powered by CITE. Missing lyrics by Tyler James Williams? Know any other songs by Tyler James Williams? Don't keep it to yourself! Add it Here. Watch the song video Don't Run Away. You Belong To Me. You walk away having a conversation with yourself about the film and maybe discuss it with others. Tyler: Well, they are two completely different types of comedy. There was a bit more responsibility with this film.
With this film, there was a voice and a gravity that came with that voice. There are certain comedies that you will do that are just fun, where people can laugh and have a good time. But there are others where there is something deeper there, that you have to take into account. Kind of have the audience carry that weight with. Tyler: No, not really.
Even before we got canceled, we knew it was coming to an end. It got to the point where Chris was doing the voice overs, and my voice was deeper than his was. Nobody ever wants to go back to high school.
You appreciate the time for what it was, but nobody ever wants to go back. Tyler: Yeah, with every role you have to prepare something special. If you treat every role like the last one, you will just get stale and do the same things over and over again.
I would re-read them over and over and over again to make sure that they were really engrained. I had done that for a character in a very long time. Can you talk about what it was like on set during that intense party scene near the end of the film? Tyler: It was intense for several reasons. We shot that scene for eighteen hours. We started at 2 pm and went till 10 am the next morning.
So it was intense for that alone. The extras kind of got delirious, which made them really get into it. The situation made me mildly uncomfortable.
Several times Teyonah Parris, who plays Coco, and I had to set outside and take a break. We would use the situation to our advantage. We would use the intensity of the scene. The reason the scene was so hard to film was that it had to go there. Talk about your character in the film, with Lionel being African American, gay and being an outsider at the university. Tyler: All of those things are what made me want to play Lionel.
Those are all the things that drew me in. I love the fact that he was an outsider. Given the issues that the black community with gays, makes Lionel, an outsider. They have to figure out, what do I want to say and what is my voice. Tyler: I went to college briefly. Think when you add all the times I went, it added up to about 2 and half months.
Initially, I was a drama major. What stopped me were all the schools I wanted to go to and got into were conservatories that required me not to work for four years. I have no issue with learning, and I have no issue with getting new information. However, I want to get all sides of the puzzle. I combated most of my professors. I purposely wrote papers that went against the grain.
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