Bryan Cranston

It's been very successful.

It's a lot of fun.

It opened me up to a new world of business that I wasn't aware of, which is very, very much up the alley of an actor because we always step into positions that we don't know very much about, and we have to learn if my character's a chef.

Okay, I really, I have to figure out.

And because when you watch a character as a chef, for example...

If they're not handling the instruments, if they look like they're tentative or something, it's like, I don't believe this.

I don't believe that they are who they are.

So you really have to learn that as well as possible so that you can pull it off before you move on to the next thing.

Crazy.

Well, I look for opportunities.

If I've been doing more dramatic roles, I look for opportunity to do comedic roles.

If I'm doing television, I've done enough television.

I look for theater.

I look for films.

So I keep moving so that the audience and people in the industry don't think of me as one way or I do one thing.

He approached and he said, I'd like you to play my boss in this series.

I read it and I laughed out loud.

It's very funny.

Very funny.

And he and his partner, Evan Goldberg, they create an environment that encourages you to just go off and go crazy.