I Think Naturally, If You're An Actor,

I Don't Even Think About The Money When I Consider Roles, I Turn It Over To My Agency. Money Will Come. I Respect It But I Don't Thirst For It. I Wish Americans Thought More Like Europeans When It Comes To Money And Work. They Take Time Off, They Do What They Love. We Think Work Is The Most Valued Commodity. Really The Most Valued Commodity Is Time.

My Passion Is Becoming Involved In Good Work, Whether That Means As An Actor Or Writer Or Director Or Producer Or All - That Is Not As Important To Me.

When You're An Actor In Grade School, High School, College, Whatever, You Start To Realize What You're Really Good At, What You're Kinda Good At, What You're Okay At, And You Start To Compartmentalize. But If You Know Yourself And What You're Capable Of, It's Just A Matter Of Opportunity.

Every Time You Start A Project, You're Hopeful That The Critics Receive It Warmly.

Had "malcolm In The Middle" Been Picked Up I Would Not Have Been Available For The Pilot Of "breaking Bad." And Right Now Someone Else Would Be Sitting In This Chair Talking To You. Not Me.