Paul Walter Hauser

“The hope is that you're never pigeonholed, but at the same time I would have been content being a guy in the sitcom who walks in and has crumbs on his chest and goes, 'Where's the doughnuts?' I would have been fine with that. It's an honor to get paid to make people laugh on a sitcom.”

“That is why Chris Jericho is so impressive because he keeps reinventing himself.”

“That's what I love about Richard - he has got this big heart.”

“Oh, boy, I love dogs. I do have a great affection for all things canine.”

“I'm a pretty big Jericholic in that sense that Chris is officially one of the Mount Rushmore greats. He just is and I won't hear otherwise. He's done way too much and is way too creative and self-propelled to not be in that conversation.”

“Keith Lee is one of the most fascinating, exciting people alive. The guy is the size of Dusty Rhodes, moves like a luchador and has charisma.”

“You have to call out injustice and not let tribalism win over.”

“I've been a fan of accents my whole life. I love trying to parrot or mimic voices that I hear every day, whether it's a geographical accent or just somebody with a funny voice who sells you your newspaper and your cigarettes.”

“I felt like 'Kingdom' was earning my bachelor's degree in acting, and then 'I, Tonya,' 'BlacKkKlansman,' and 'Richard Jewell' feel like I'm working my way toward finishing my master's.”

“Films like 'I, Tonya' and 'Richard Jewell' show a moment in time that then spurned a whole methodology of 24 news cycle, in which it became more important to fill time and to make money, than to tell the truth.”

“I lost 35 pounds before I did 'I, Tonya' and then I had to put it back on for that.”