The news arrived during an ordinary morning while Saint-Victor was dropping his son off at camp. A call from executive producer and head writer Brad Bell confirmed the nominations, leaving the actor momentarily speechless. Reflecting on the achievement, Saint-Victor noted that he is still processing the significance of the moment, specifically acknowledging the generations of performers of color who paved the way for his career.
Having portrayed the attorney Carter Walton for over 13 years, Saint-Victor has navigated the character’s transformation from a stoic professional to a complex figure masking deep-seated loneliness. This intimate familiarity with the character’s emotional arc provided a unique advantage when he transitioned into writing. By observing how actors adapt dialogue on set, Saint-Victor brings a performer’s perspective to the script, a transition he credits to Bell’s early encouragement. Looking ahead, the actor remains focused on his craft, offering simple advice to newcomers: master the fundamentals and stay in the race, as persistence remains the ultimate bridge to opportunity.



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