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Bryan Cranston Is Generous, He's Funny. When We Did A Wedding Scene [in The Infiltrator ], At The End Of The Movie With A Big Set Piece, He Put The Veil Off The Bride, He Put It On, He Pretended Like We Were Getting Married, He's Just A Goof.

Great Acting Is Being Able To Create A Character. Great Character Is Being Able To Be Yourself.

Very, That Show Is Crazy. It Was Like Doing Finals Every Week. It Was Interesting. I Really Learned A Lot. The Dialogue Is So Technical. I Was So Impressed Watching The Other Actors And How They Managed, So I Studied Them. And I Was Blown Away Thinking: "how Do They Do That? How Do They Put That Extra Spin On The Complicated Dialogue To Make It Interesting?

Bryan Cranston Has Got Such An Incredible Light Touch. He Comes In Egoless, But With Bold Opinions, And He Wants To Play. He Wants To Play. And That's What I've Seen In Great Actors All My Life And What I've Always Tried To Nurture And Keep In Myself Is That Joy Of Playing.

I Love Life, And I Embrace Every Minute Of It.