I Was A Theater Man, So I

We Often Get Pigeon-holed As A Tough Guy, Or Whatever Else. I've Been Pigeon-holed As A Heavy And Serious, And Almost A Baddy, But Not Quite A Baddy, Over The Years Of My Work In Television, Particularly.

I Have A Very Special Love For All Of Those Actors [in Fringe] And I'll Miss Them.over The Five Years, We Were Given The Chance To Develop Some Pretty Close Bonds, Both With Our Characters And Personally, And We Did.

Particularly In The Final Season [of Fringe], When We Were Shooting Seven-day Episodes With A Reduced Budget And Big Special Effects, The Team Was So Polished, By Then, That We Were Able To Do It And, I Think, With Incredible Results.

The International Reach Of Fringe Still Catches Me By Surprise A Bit, At Times. Also, I Was Given The Gift Of A Character That Is Every Actor's Dream. So, You Combine Those Two Factors And It's Been An Incredibly Memorable Five Years.

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.