Doing Animation Is Great Fun. It's Like

[on Playing Walter] It Was Wonderful To Be Able To Play A Character Who Had So Many Colors And Who Was Able To Play Comedy, To Play Incredibly Vulnerable, Which He Did A Lot Of The Time, To Play The Love Story, And To Play The Relationship With The Son, Which Is Quite Unusual. That's A Gift To Me, As An Actor. It Was Like Everything You Could Possibly Hope For, Over Five Years. So, I Was A Very Lucky Actor.

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.

Working In Television Is Very Hard. I Think People Know That.

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.

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.