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There's A Certain Pattern That Exists With Geniuses - An Eccentricity, A Lack Of Social Graces And An Inability To Really Communicate With Mere Mortals.

I Love Having Played Walter Because I Suppose Any Actor Brings A Certain Aspect Of Their Own Personality To Their Work, And I Had A Fairly Broad Canvas To Paint On With The Different Versions.

[fringe] Was Just About Doing The Job, Or Trying To Do The Job, Properly. It Was Never A Job That You Could Rest On Your Laurels. It Was A Very Challenging 43 Minutes Of Television That We Were Shooting, Every Week.

I Remember When I Read Walter, For Example, Six Years Ago Now, I Said, "this Is The Role For Me." I Said That To My Family. There Was Something There That I Knew Was Absolutely Right, And That Was Just Based On The Character. That's When Gut Instinct Comes Into Play. I Know There Are Certain Things I Won't Do.

I Suppose, When You Start Up In Acting, You Hope To Be Given Challenges, And You Always Have Dreams About The Things You Could Do And Couldn't Do, But Normally We Get Pigeon-holed A Little Bit, As We Go On In Our Careers.