It's Up To The Actor To Make

The Hardest Work That Actors Have Done, Including Myself, Is On Poorly Written Scripts. And When You First Start Out You Do Anything. I Did A Lot Of Crap. I Did More Crap Than I Can Tell You. But You Did It Because You Needed The Money. You Have To Pay For Your Pictures And Resumes, And Classes And Insurance And Food Like Everybody Else. In Those Days If It Was Crap You Just Didn't Put It On Your Resume.

That's The Reason You Want To Become A Star As An Actor, To Be Able To Have More Control Of Your Destiny.

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.

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.

I Think It's Not A Question Of Why, More A Question Of Why Not.