Q) What are the recent projects that you are working on?

A) I am just watching the World Cup.

Q) What made you originally want to be on "The Young and the Restless?"

A) They approached me and I said I would try it for three months. The rest is history! It's a wonderful role and I'm very grateful to be working.

Q) What is the most challenging aspect of playing the role of Victor?

A) I don't find anything at all challenging.

Q) Where would you like the Victor-Nikki relationship to go?

A) I just leave it up to whatever the writers decide. I love working with Melody Thomas-Scott. Beyond that, it's in the writers' hands.

Q) There is such great chemistry with the cast. How do you keep maintaining it?

A) Everyone knows their role and it is a very good cast. There are some very good actors on the show.

Q) Why do you think people continue to tune in to watch "The Young and the Restless?"

A) Maria Bell has saved the show! I am very grateful that they do keep tuning in, though.

Q) You're an actor and a producer. Is there anything else you'd like to try your hand at?

A) I can't say anything in particular. Actually, I'd like to make another film. The last film I did was The Man Who Came Back, which is now out on DVD.

Q) Where can people go online to learn more about you?

A) I don't have anything set up right now, but I will some day. I am a little wary of it. I don't have a Facebook or Twitter. I am a bit old fashioned that way. One day maybe I'll get one.

Q) What would you like to say to everyone who is a fan and supporter of you and your work?

A) I am very, very grateful that they are fans. I've never taken that for granted. I am very grateful to my fans. I hope the show goes on for however many more years.