I Didn't Feel Entitled To Become A

It's Up To The Actor To Make Sure They Don't Get Typecast.

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!'

Being A Day Player, Period, Is One Of The Hardest Things You Can Do As An Actor.

I Want To Be Done, And Actually, Go "i Had A Good Run. No Regrets. I'm Ready To Step Aside."

I Appreciate My Role As An Actor Much More After I Direct Because It's Just Easier.