Walton Goggins

And I guess to speak to what you said, yeah, Rick is a person who has been running from his past for a very long time, who exists in the spaces in between, you know, in society, on the fringes of society. And he is angry and he is bitter about the hand that was dealt him by life. He's incapable of taking any responsibility for himself. And over the course of this experience, coming into it,

And I guess to speak to what you said, yeah, Rick is a person who has been running from his past for a very long time, who exists in the spaces in between, you know, in society, on the fringes of society. And he is angry and he is bitter about the hand that was dealt him by life. He's incapable of taking any responsibility for himself. And over the course of this experience, coming into it,

where everyone else's motivations are revealed right out of the gate, you know, pretty much. And with such elegance and such precision, these actors kind of interpreted it from Jason Isaacs getting that information and Patrick and, you know, where he's coming from, the relationship with his dad and this funny kind of very narrow view of the world.

where everyone else's motivations are revealed right out of the gate, you know, pretty much. And with such elegance and such precision, these actors kind of interpreted it from Jason Isaacs getting that information and Patrick and, you know, where he's coming from, the relationship with his dad and this funny kind of very narrow view of the world.

and privileged view of the world, and all three of the ladies. And here I come in, you know, with Chelsea, played by Amy Lee Wood, and she doesn't even know. So it was more isolating than I anticipated, and it reverberated throughout the whole experience for me.

and privileged view of the world, and all three of the ladies. And here I come in, you know, with Chelsea, played by Amy Lee Wood, and she doesn't even know. So it was more isolating than I anticipated, and it reverberated throughout the whole experience for me.

Amy and I talked ad nauseum about... the beginning of each day is kind of the worst part for them, right? But by the end of it, they come together and they see each other, regardless of the difference between their ages, that's irrelevant. It means nothing when you have a soulmate that sees you and your potential in a way that you can't see it for yourself.

Amy and I talked ad nauseum about... the beginning of each day is kind of the worst part for them, right? But by the end of it, they come together and they see each other, regardless of the difference between their ages, that's irrelevant. It means nothing when you have a soulmate that sees you and your potential in a way that you can't see it for yourself.

Unfortunately in this case, it's really one-sided, you know, and his grief descends into a level of narcissism really because he's occupied with it and can't kind of see past it. And there was one day that we were working and I just don't know how to not stay in it. You know, it's not fun. It's not fun for my wife. It's not fun for me, but we were all on this boat.

Unfortunately in this case, it's really one-sided, you know, and his grief descends into a level of narcissism really because he's occupied with it and can't kind of see past it. And there was one day that we were working and I just don't know how to not stay in it. You know, it's not fun. It's not fun for my wife. It's not fun for me, but we were all on this boat.

And I just had such anxiety about getting on this boat. Cause there's nowhere for me to hide. I'm a claustrophobic person by nature. And Rick is a claustrophobic person. And I knew there was no place for me to be alone right on this boat before I could take my chair. go out into the little jungle if I wanted to, you know? But on this particular day, it was really tough.

And I just had such anxiety about getting on this boat. Cause there's nowhere for me to hide. I'm a claustrophobic person by nature. And Rick is a claustrophobic person. And I knew there was no place for me to be alone right on this boat before I could take my chair. go out into the little jungle if I wanted to, you know? But on this particular day, it was really tough.

And so I just camped out on the front of this boat. The view was incredible. And I just filled it full of negative energy so that no one wanted to be around me, right? And there was a moment... Like for real, it's like just like buckets of fucking negativity. Here you go. Like no one will come up here. One person did, John Grice, who's a buddy of mine. And so we were able to talk.

And so I just camped out on the front of this boat. The view was incredible. And I just filled it full of negative energy so that no one wanted to be around me, right? And there was a moment... Like for real, it's like just like buckets of fucking negativity. Here you go. Like no one will come up here. One person did, John Grice, who's a buddy of mine. And so we were able to talk.

But at one point, Amy, not being mean or anything, she said, you know, leaned over and just said, you know, you're no fun. I want to be with them. You know, meaning the, you know, Patrick and the other characters, you know. And I was like, thank you, God. Thank you for saying that, you know, because that's exactly how I want you to feel, you know.

But at one point, Amy, not being mean or anything, she said, you know, leaned over and just said, you know, you're no fun. I want to be with them. You know, meaning the, you know, Patrick and the other characters, you know. And I was like, thank you, God. Thank you for saying that, you know, because that's exactly how I want you to feel, you know.

Well, I felt that really early on. The first time I read it, I understood it. It was crystal clear for me. And I felt that in that moment, what he saw were these animals that were vilified. by myths, by experiences. They were misunderstood. They were marginalized as being the worst among us. And he saw the way that the gross homogenized culture wasn't seeing these animals for their true beauty.

Well, I felt that really early on. The first time I read it, I understood it. It was crystal clear for me. And I felt that in that moment, what he saw were these animals that were vilified. by myths, by experiences. They were misunderstood. They were marginalized as being the worst among us. And he saw the way that the gross homogenized culture wasn't seeing these animals for their true beauty.

They couldn't see them for what they have to offer. And they are so unbelievably disrespectful, drinking their drinks and eating their chips and manhandling them on a way as if they don't have a soul. And I think he sees himself in them, you know? And I think he sees them as his spirit animal.

They couldn't see them for what they have to offer. And they are so unbelievably disrespectful, drinking their drinks and eating their chips and manhandling them on a way as if they don't have a soul. And I think he sees himself in them, you know? And I think he sees them as his spirit animal.