Robert David Hall

Robert David Hall: (On if she gets recognized overseas) People may not know my name, but many recognize me all over the world. That has less to do with me than the popularity of "CSI." It was a fun thing to be in Italy and have a little kid run up to ask if I was Dr. Robbins.

Robert David Hall: (On his favorite restaurants) I love to eat but I'm not a knowledgeable foodie! We went to the Commander's Palace in New Orleans and that was wonderful. One of the places we always go to in New York is called Famous Ben's Pizza. They have the best Italian ice in America. It's so good that it's actually a destination for us. And there's a cool little Italian restaurant called L'Ulivo that's nothing fancy but serves delicious food. I'll have a salad, a glass of wine and split a plate of pasta with my wife. It's not that I'm not capable of gluttony, but I'm trying to eat a little better these days.

Robert David Hall: (On cities with good wheelchair accessibility) That's actually one of the things I have to pay attention to when we plan a trip. I can walk, but I can't walk for miles. I have a pretty cool manual wheelchair that I enjoy using. Chicago is a great walking/rolling place. Over the past 20 years, New York has become pretty good. Parts of Boston and Washington, D.C., are really good. I'm in D.C. a lot and the hotels and restaurants are fairly accessible. A lot of places also have Braille. Last year I had the great honor of introducing President Obama at the White House for the commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Let me tell you, acting is easy. Introducing the president of the United States had my knees knocking.