I Don't Know Where The Line Is.

I've Played A Bunch Of Different Versions Of Walter [from "fringe"]... I Loved It When He Was Being Random, Which Was Probably The Original Version Of Him, More Than Anyone Else. I Loved Doing Walter Then, And All Of The Different Mental States That We've Played.

As Actors, You Don't Actually Need To Know The Future Of The Character. You Just Need To Know The Backgrounds.

[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 Would Kill To Do More Work With Orla Brady, I Think She's That Gifted.

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.