William Stanford Davis, who plays everyone's favorite janitor in 'Abbott Elementary,' explains why fans have brought him to tears: 'Wow, the people loved it that much, they cared so much about this guy.”
won,” Davis says, overjoyed for his co-star, who plays Gregory on the show. “If I didn’t win, I’m glad he won. Just to be considered was an honor. Everybody says, ‘Well, you should win.’ No! I was considered one of the funniest guys on TV this year. That’s cool.”
“Mr. Johnson is the smartest man in the school. And he’s very outspoken,” Davis says. He’s always looking for ways to elevate the already hilarious script: “This is very funny, but what can I do to give it a whole other level of comedic timing? [I want to] be generous to the actors too, give them something that they didn’t see coming and see how they’re going to respond.”
There’s a bit of a backstory to Mr. Johnson, as we’ve learned in some episodes. He’s worked around the world in plenty of odd jobs, from being anude model to corporate management. “He’s educated,” Davis says of his role, “but he’s kind of nuts. He’s a conspiracy theorist.”
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