I Realized, "oh My God, This Is

When You Play A Non-fiction Character It Is More Responsibility Than When You Are Playing A Fiction Character Because That Person Lived, And You Do Want To Pay Respect To That.

Love Between Two Adults Is Always Conditional. You Can Fall Out Of Love Because You Are Able To Fall In Love.

There Is A Peak And Valley To Careers And That Includes Fame. If You Are Lucky To Ride This Wave Of Fame To A Plateau - It Won't Last There. I Guess It Is Just A Blue-collar Work Ethic That I Was Raised With.

When 'malcolm In The Middle' Was Over, I Was Looking For A Drama More Than A Comedy...but If It Was A Comedy That Came Up, It Would Have To Be As Well-written As 'malcolm' Was, And It Would Have To Be A Different Kind Of Character Than I Played On That Show. That's Harder To Come By. In Drama, There Were More Opportunities, More Options For Me, And When I Read ('breaking Bad'), It Was Just, 'good Night, Nurse! I'm Going After This Sucker!'

To Me, Character In A Person Is Judged By The Decisions That Are Made Under Pressure.