Greg Baldwin

Greg: I did a play that Mako did. It was a play called 'Pacific Overtures.' Being a theater geek in High School in 1977, I loved musicals and there was this musical called 'Pacific Overtures' which starred Mako. I bought the cast album and loved it. You know other kids my age were listening to KISS… I was listening to 'Pacific Overtures' in my room and that's how I learned to do Mako. But unfortunately I never met him. From everything that everyone's told me, he was simply a wonderful man, certainly a very talented actor. I am not worthy to 'fill his sandals.'

Greg: (Talking about how the third season of Avatar has been) Uh… I'll take the fifth! No, actually it's beautiful! Again, like everything with Avatar it's beautifully written, the characters are so rich. I mean honestly I think it's some of the best television animation ever. You know, you start off with the script and these wonderful characters and then I've got to see some of the animation that's come back and it's just... It's gorgeous! It's art. I think that the fans will be very pleased with Season Three.

Greg: I do a line from Pacific Overtures. If I find myself losing Mako and Iroh just a little bit, I can hear that line in my head. I can hear him so well in my sleep saying it because I've literally… My vinyl record- (laughs) Vinyl! For all you younger viewers, vinyl… It's how we used to listen to music. It was a long time ago. (laughter) No, actually it's framed now on my wall. But yeah, there's one particular line that I always get in my head, I say it and I can always find him.