A Lot Of The Times, Roles Are

I Don't Know Where The Line Is. I Don't Know How Much Of Myself Is In Walter. There's Got To Be A Bit Of Him There.

I Think The Glue That Held Fringe Together Was The Relationships.

[on Playing Walter] It Was Wonderful To Be Able To Play A Character Who Had So Many Colors And Who Was Able To Play Comedy, To Play Incredibly Vulnerable, Which He Did A Lot Of The Time, To Play The Love Story, And To Play The Relationship With The Son, Which Is Quite Unusual. That's A Gift To Me, As An Actor. It Was Like Everything You Could Possibly Hope For, Over Five Years. So, I Was A Very Lucky Actor.

It Might Be Different For People That Are A-list Actors, But A Lot Of Us Really Look At What's Offered To Us And Look For Something That Has Some Traction With Other People. But, It's Not Like I Read 100 Scripts A Week, And Then Pick And Choose. Maybe Some Actors Do. I Certainly Don't Do That.

I'd Never Done Anything That Required A Five-year Commitment. To Build A Show That Seems To Have Kept The Imagination Of The World So Much Was A Bit Otherworldly.