There's A Certain Pattern That Exists With

I Think The Glue That Held Fringe Together Was The Relationships.

I Loved Playing Walternate Because He Was Completely The Same Character, Version 1985, And Then It Developed In Such A Different Way, Physically And Mentally. So, To Be Able To Play That, In The Same Television Series, As Playing The Other Ones Was A Fantastic Gift For Me.

I Always Loved The Challenge. When Something New Happened, I Always Used To Get Quite Excited.

We Shouldn't Be Put Out To Pasture Just Because We've Reached Somebody's Idea Of Retirement, Which Was Certainly Happening In Australia, And I Think Elsewhere As Well.

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.