. >> seth: andrew cunanan, who killed gianni versace, and four other men in the course of a very -- what is it like getting in the head of someone like that? are you the kind of actor who does that, or are you just kind of -- >> yes and no. i mean look, i'm an actor. so you obviously have to act the part, so to speak, but as far as putting your head in that space, i think people tend to forget that people's lives are much greater than the worst things they've ever done. and while obviously what me did is deplorable, and horrible, and still echoes of tragedy 20 years later, i -- this is a bizarre comparison. but if you -- like if i met you at a bar on a bad night for you. >> seth: yeah. >> and then i told all my friends, seth meyers is a jerk. >> seth: yeah. >> even though that's really just one night of your life. >> seth: i think the most i ever killed in one night was three. yeah. [ laughter ] >> was three, and that's like, who's counting? >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> that's a bizarre comparison. what i'm saying is we all have -- you have to kind of count the primary colors between you, and

and this guy, andrew cunanan, he was on national television for several weeks. he was, you know, on the fbi's top most wanted, you know, top lethal, the most wanted people. and however -- it was very difficult for the authorities to catch him, because basically, he was killing gay men, and did not represent a a public threat to the authorities at the time. and to think that that was only 20 years ago, it's shocking and frightening. because history tends to repeat itself. >> jimmy: isn't that -- >> so it's important to revisit. yeah. >> jimmy: how many -- that is crazy when you think about it. >> yeah. >> jimmy: because, yeah, he -- how many -- he murdered -- >> he murdered five people. so when -- yeah. and then when he murdered the famous one, who was the last one, who was gianni, then people started to pay attention. so in that -- and that's basically what drives, you know, the whole -- the whole series and the whole show. and we couldn't be, you know, more proud. >> jimmy: it is -- >> to revisit history in this way. >> jimmy: it's amazing. and then i think tha