At the same call with David Canfield, John Hatosi said that before booking the role of D -Jackack Abbott of Pete, he was "going through a little crisis and depression", "Going to say," It was lean time for me ". He continued:

"I just got friends to my youth, or I was trying, and I was really worried about how I looked. What is so surprising and especially the abbot is that people are reacting, and it's just a middle -aged man who is not trying to be anything but who he is."

Not only did Pete earn a hatred of new fans who may not have seen him in Southland or "Animal Kingdom", it's Also He has achieved his nomination for EMI for a guest actor in a drama series - which is, astonishing, the first in his career. "I didn't realize how deeply I would have influenced this nomination because it only says that those people I worked with during this 30-year career react and pay attention and say," Hey, good work, "Hatosi told Canfield.

Just one day after running a bitching fashion fair, Esquire He was an interview with Hatosi conducted by Andrea Katler, and the two spoke extensively about Hatosi's previous work and the newly discovered joy he got from playing abbot and working on a series as Pete. Surprisingly, Hatosi again referred to his Emmy's nomination, but made it clear: It's about work, not a reward.

"Nominated is a huge surprise and I'm honestly overwhelmed," Hatosi told Cutler. "It feels really good. It's not because I chase a trophy, but because people who do this for living, they appreciate something I am very proud of."

However, more than that, Hatosi is happy to see a series of "Pete", which collected a ton of nominations - including one for extraordinary drama series and acting nodes for Noah Will and Catherine Lanasa - to succeed in this way. "What makes it even more important is that the show as a whole is recognized," said Hatosi, once a team player. "Pete has something important to say. It's a show that is doing efficiently right here in LA, and it's important for business and I love this business and I hope it will open the door to more shows like that. "