I Would Kill To Do More Work

[fringe] Was Just About Doing The Job, Or Trying To Do The Job, Properly. It Was Never A Job That You Could Rest On Your Laurels. It Was A Very Challenging 43 Minutes Of Television That We Were Shooting, Every Week.

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

I Think Main Storylines Are What Always Intrigued Me, With Those That Were The Relationships Between The Characters Against Whatever Backdrop, Whether It Was In An Ordinary Universe Or A Universe In The Future.

We've Had Such A Close Relationship With The Fans. Through Social Networking And The Internet, We Have Much More Contact, And We Did Go To Things Like Comic-con. So, I Think People Know Most Of Our Secrets.

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.