Walton Goggins

I feel like I was always a performer.

I was raised around some very performative people, interesting, funny people.

They were great storytellers.

Yeah, and even if you couldn't, because there were five stories going at once, do you know what I mean?

But more often than not, people would pass the baton in my household, and there wasn't a lot of talking over each other.

It was depending on the level of inebriation.

How fucking short or how long the story is.

These were very eccentric people.

When it was my turn to talk, you know, it was like little Walt.

It was the great love of the women in my family.

I knew that that, again, was a privilege and not a right to be given the microphone around this group of really great storytellers.

And I would tell my storytelling ass off.

I think that was always kind of a part of it, but I really kind of stumbled into it.

Well, when you moved to L.A., did you move here specifically to try to act?

I did.

I wanted a great experience.

I got an American Express in college my freshman year.

As soon as I got there, God damn, I got mail.

Who knows I'm going to school here?

How do you guys know?