Mogul Interviews: Joe Morton, Actor

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Joe Morton is an accomplished stage and screen actor who was most recently seen in the role of Eli Pope, father to Kerry Washington's Olivia Pope, in ABC's hit TV show "Scandal." Currently, Joe plays King Henry IV in The Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles' "Henry IV" and, in the fall, you can watch him in CBS' new show "God Friended Me." How does Joe feel about Scandal coming to a close and will there be a Scandal film? What other projects can we expect from him in the future? What's Joe's advice for aspiring actors? Find out the answers to these questions and more in today's interview!

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