I Enjoy Doing Comedy For The Fact

When 'malcolm In The Middle' Was Over, I Was Looking For A Drama More Than A Comedy...but If It Was A Comedy That Came Up, It Would Have To Be As Well-written As 'malcolm' Was, And It Would Have To Be A Different Kind Of Character Than I Played On That Show. That's Harder To Come By. In Drama, There Were More Opportunities, More Options For Me, And When I Read ('breaking Bad'), It Was Just, 'good Night, Nurse! I'm Going After This Sucker!'

It Doesn't Matter If You're Good. If You're Just Good, You Won't Succeed. If You Have Patience And Persistence And Talent And That's It, You Will Not Have A Successful Career As An Actor. The Elusive Thing You Need Is Luck.

Actors, Writers, Directors - That Triumvirate Of Creativity - We Have To Rely And Trust Each Other To Be Able To Get To The Final Product.

Actors Are Inherently Self-centered. We're Trained To Focus On Who I Am. What Do I Want? Who Is In My Way? How Do I Get This? That's How We're Trained. Unfortunately, That Sometimes Spills Over Into Real Life. But It's All Very Subjective. You Just Try To Portray Someone Beyond The Surface, The Different Layers.

It's Like A Dance, To Choreograph A Fight Is Like A Dance. It's Very Specific. You Have To Carefully Plan It Out. Because If Someone Gets Hurt, Then We Didn't Do Our Job, Someone Screwed Up. The Fight Choreographers And The Actors Involved, We Messed Up Somewhere.