Doing Animation Is Great Fun. It's Like

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.

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.

I'm Truly Grateful To The Writers Of Fringe For Giving Me That Because, Over The Years, When I've Spoken About The Character With Them, I've Always Felt That This Would Be The Perfect Way To End And Complete His Journey, And To Complete The Journey Of This Series, And They Gave It To Me.

I Have A Very Special Love For All Of Those Actors [in Fringe] And I'll Miss Them.over The Five Years, We Were Given The Chance To Develop Some Pretty Close Bonds, Both With Our Characters And Personally, And We Did.

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.