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Lance first acted in his English class in the tenth grade.
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He was cast with Seth Gilliam on both Oz and The Wire who played a character that directly interacted with Reddick's characters on both shows.
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In early 2008, Lance filmed the pilot for the FOX show Fringe in Canada.
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Lance was originally considered for the role of "Mr. Eko" on Lost, but it conflicted with filming of The Wire.
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Lance has two children - a daughter and a son.
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Lance considers himself an actor/songwriter.
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Lance likes to read and watch movies to unwind after a long day.
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Lance had never seen the HBO show Oz before auditioning for the show as John Basil.
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Lance began writing his own songs at the age of 7.
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Lance is a self-professed Trekkie.
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Lance began playing the piano at age 6.
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Lance decided to focus on acting after injuring his back while delivering newspapers.
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Lance admits he would have loved to have made a film with Alfred Hitchcock.
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Lance says Daniel Day-Lewis is one of his main influences in acting.
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Lance auditioned four separate times and two other roles on The Wire before getting the role of Cedric Daniels.
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Lance was Jeffrey Wright's understudy in the play Angels in America.
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In 1994, Lance graduated from Yale School of Drama.
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In his twenties while trying to make it as a pop singer, Lance worked as a waiter, pizza delivery man, an artist's model and delivered newspapers to support his then wife and one year old daughter.
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Lance discovered he had a love of acting, when he had to read from Shakespeare's play MacBeth.
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Lance got his love of music from his mother, who was a music teacher for 40 years.
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Lance graduated from the High School of Friends, which is a Quaker School. His parents also taught there.
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Lance studied classical composition for four years at Eastman School Of Music, Rochester, and acting at the Yale Drama School.