I became --
>> Yeah.
Sean west joined the fifth
season of fox's "Gotham" playing
an elite soldier who dies and
comes back as the infamous
Batman bad guy.
>> And that voice.
Wow.
That's altered voice thing.
>> Oh yeah.
>> All me.
They definitely altered it a
little bit.
>> So cool to play a villainous
guy.
What did you love about that sfi
it is my favorite comic book
villain of all time and I lucked
out pretty big but at the same
time he's well-known for having,
you know, kind of 300 pounds of
muscle, big dude.
I was with the trainer slimming
down when I was told that I got
this role.
>> What did you do?
>> Come to New York in a week
and a half.
I was like, I don't know what I
can do for you guys muscle wise.
We can try.
They were like, no, no.
It's not the point.
We were mainly focused on the
acting and where the character
goes.
>> Did you have to beef up?
>> I did.
I was still, you know, actually
training and it wasn't a -- not
sitting on the couch with
nothing going on.
>> Yeah.
>> And then -- yeah.
>> It's a character a lot like
the joker in that he is a bad
guy but he is loved.
>> That's right.
>> Stepping into this mask.
>> Yeah.
>> Had to be a little stressful,
though, too, right?
>> It was.
It always is.
I think for me it's the first
foray into that.
I hadn't played a supervillain
or superhero yet.
Every actress or actor wants to
do that in that day and age and
I loved what Tom hardy did.
In the original Batman and
robin, it wasn't so good.
There's a not so good and a
great.
I can be -- like, worst-case
scenario I'm in between.
We wanted to do our original
take on it.
Clearly with all the metal
piping and everything added to
the character, and I think it
worked.
>> I went to Instagram.
>> Yeah.
>> I talked to fans and the
universal question is -- the
thing is about to wrap up.
>> That's right.
>> Are we going to be satisfied
with how this thing wraps up?
>> I believe we will.
You know, what was really cool
is they wrote in the final
villain for the series and that
was exciting for me.
I think exciting for some of the
fans, as well.
But the final episode which I
can't really talk too much about
is going to jump forward an it L
bit and I think it's going to
satisfy all the fans from every
character, heroes, villains and
see where everyone goes forward
into the future.
>> I tried, y'all.
I did.
>> I have to be careful with my
>> I know you from a long walk
to remember.
>> Yes.
>> I had a crush on you and a
girl crush on Mandy Moore.
>> That's right.
>> Gosh, that movie was my
everything and you and Mandy had
a tight bond.
I think in our in-sean facts and
said she fell in love with you a
little bit.
>> I think we both did.
I should speak like this.
No.
I think we both did.
It was very much a -- look.
I was in a little punk rock band
for a while.
She was doing the pop star thing
for a while and kind of her
first lead in a film.
So we were definitely opposites
attract and so I think at first
I'm not sure if we loved each
other or liked each other right
off the bat but it quickly
changed.
The writing helped.
The direction helped and the
fact that she is one of the
>> She credits you for the
direction and helped her with
blocking and the cameras and
didn't know what to do.
>> I wasn't aware of that.
I love hearing that and glad I
was good on set.
>> She's getting the walk of
fame this week.
Which you will be there for.
>> She asked me to speak.
So I now need to --
>> So sweet.
>> -- Write a speech.
Lightly intimidating.
>> I fell in love with your
>> Oh yeah.
>> Did you keep it?
I heard you bought it for five
grand.
>> I bought it for -- yeah.
Might have been seven.
But it was certainly under ten.
It was the car I drove in the
film.
I bought it and I still have it
and considering selling it soon.
>> It's vintage.
1968.
>> Sir?
You and I.
Now that I know what you paid
for it.
>> Never going to be that price.
>> Is this a hand shake deal?
>> Not going for eight grand.
>> A vintage car in mint
condition.
>> We love you.