As Actors, You Don't Actually Need To

You Basically Go In Animation And It's All In The Imagination. There Aren't Even Pictures To Look At. You Usually Go In There And Work With Whoever The Director Is To Create This Voice And This Character.

I Could Go Anywhere In The World And People Would Stop Me In The Street And Talk About Fringe And How Much They Adored It And Asked Questions About It.

We Didn't Know Until Really Quite Late In The Piece How Joel [wyman] Would Finish It Off.

What I've Observed Is That Television In The Last Decade Has Increased To Something That's Almost Unrecognizable. They Are Feature Films. That's A Huge Shift, And It's Something The Audience Expects. They Still May Want To Watch Their Half-hour Sitcom, But When They Watch Scripted Drama, They Expect The Standard.

Lord Of The Rings Fandom Was Massive, Worldwide, Entrenched. Generally It Had Been Part Of The Fans' Life All Their Life, Because They Had It Read To Them As Children; They'd Become Tolkien Students.