Nathan didn't scream or portray a lot of anger in his audition for Behind the Mask. Instead he convinced director Scott Glosserman to cast him because he wanted to make Leslie relatable before revealing his darker impulses.
Nathan: I have thought a lot about finding a more stable job because my wife and boys deserve to be cared for and my instincts as a father, husband, and a man compel me to keep busy and work hard and get compensated well, which is difficult to do as an actor. It's hard to say why I've kept at it.
Nathan: I very much enjoyed playing Lewis Sirk on Invasion. It was a well done show, and the story just got better and better. Had we got a second season out of it, I'm sure it would've been the most interesting recurring role of my career.
Nathan: An actor who's worth his salt should be able to draw from the depths of human folly and the heights of human accomplishment to portray characters larger than life in a way that makes the most stand-offish spectator reflect and repent.