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Raf talks to the young star of `Heroes`
Actor Noah Gray-Cabey is a young actor and a
classically-trained pianist. Yes, a
classically-trained pianist when he was at the age of four.
Additionally, he is the youngest person ever to
perform at the Sydney Opera Hall.
Since then, Noah has guest-starred on such hit
television series as C.S.I.: Miami, My
Wife and Kids, Grey’s Anatomy, and
Ghost Whisperer, as well as graced the silver
screen in M. Night Shyamalan’s feature film “Lady in
the Water.”
TV audiences and sci-fi fans know him as Micah
Sanders, Ali Larter's
son, on the hit NBC series, Heroes.
In this 2007 interview with host Rafael Siegel,
Noah, who was 12 years old at the time of the
taping, talks about being a classically-trained
pianist, his Action In Music project with his
parents and his future career goals.
As part of the promotional tour*,
Noah tells us about
the Second Annual
Extreme Cookie Challenge -- a national “Cookie-Off”
hosted by Noah himself. The contest will present
cookie creations to a panel of judges, including the
consuming public. The winning family will then be
crowned the National Cookie Champions.
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