RS: Yeah, it�s got kind of a gritty, Miami Vice-ish feel, because Michael Mann created it.
TS: Yeah. You know what, if you haven�t seen the earlier shows, he is nothing like I�m like -- this is how I wear my hair in real life. You know, he�s very, the hair is pulled back, he�s suited up, very high pants, and this in this, it�s a real departure, something that�s truly different than any of the other shows we�ve ever done, he goes undercover to circumvent these Asian gangs that are selling arms.
RS: Right. This is the scene. We have one more clip. And I want you to pay attention to this one. (laughs) This is a little steamy.
TS: Oh, Wow.
(Scene between Cole and Aimee in the bedroom ensues!)
TS: Uh-Oh. Phone�s going to ring soon for my Mom.
RS: Are your parents watching?
TS: I hope not.
RS: That�s right.
TS: My cell phone better be turned off.
RS: Now, what�s interesting about this is that you got involved with somebody who was not on the up and up. Like you are.
TS: (Laughs.)
RS: Right?
TS: Tom Sizemore as Sam Cole.
RS: As Sam Cole of course.
TS: Reportedly I�m never on the up and up. Tom Sizemore, I mean, that�s not true. I�m Hollywood�s, whatever.
RS: But you digress. But anyway you were �
TS: Anyway, he does a real � Sam Cole, the character I play � does something really stupid here insofar as he becomes romantically entangled with the warlord, the Asian warlord�s wife who is in fact working with him, she�s his attorney. And she�s allowed attorney-client privlege and therefore she is in fact selling the arms for him. Sam Cole�s a very lonely person, too. The job is his whole life. And he finds himself attracted to her and he does something really dumb � you know, he gets uh � he falls in love with her.
