WilliamHMacy

Are these Frank Gallagher quotes or are these drunk tweets? First one. Alcohol is like a push-up bra for your personality. I hope Frank said that. I think that's a drunk tweet. That is a drunk tweet. I call this beer. Milk of the gods. That's Frank. That is Frank. Teeth are really just bones that you can lick.

You ended up working with a ton of very young actors on "Fameless," and many will have gone on to do great things. Did you see them making the same dumb mistakes that you did when you were young? Yes. Mark Mylod directed the pilot. We rehearsed for about a week or 10 days.

When you cook gumbo, like taking the roux that dark, everything in your instincts as a cook tells you I should stop, this is burnt. But the longer you take it, the darker and more burnt it gets, the better it tastes. So it's this kind of ultimate trusting in those who came before you. Have you ever had a moment like that as an actor where you're like, this director's asking me to do something crazy and it's against my instincts, but I'm going to trust the process?

What's your favorite line you've ever delivered in any movie? It's not mine. It's Mamet who went insane. I did Air Force One and I say, "Let me save him. He's the president for God's sake." Dave still quotes that to me.

I'm pretty good at reading scripts, and I read Fargo. You were like, "This is an American masterpiece." Yes. Terrified that I wouldn't get it. It was perfect for me. So they called me in to read for the detective role, and they said, "That's real good. You want to read Jerry Lundergard?" And I said, "Yeah." And I went out in the hall and I read it, came back in. They said, "That's real good. You want to work on it and come tomorrow?"

Are these Frank Gallagher quotes or are these drunk tweets? First one. Alcohol is like a push-up bra for your personality. I hope Frank said that. I think that's a drunk tweet. That is a drunk tweet. I call this beer. Milk of the gods. That's Frank. That is Frank. Teeth are really just bones that you can lick.

You ended up working with a ton of very young actors on "Fameless," and many will have gone on to do great things. Did you see them making the same dumb mistakes that you did when you were young? Yes. Mark Mylod directed the pilot. We rehearsed for about a week or 10 days.

When you cook gumbo, like taking the roux that dark, everything in your instincts as a cook tells you I should stop, this is burnt. But the longer you take it, the darker and more burnt it gets, the better it tastes. So it's this kind of ultimate trusting in those who came before you. Have you ever had a moment like that as an actor where you're like, this director's asking me to do something crazy and it's against my instincts, but I'm going to trust the process?

What's your favorite line you've ever delivered in any movie? It's not mine. It's Mamet who went insane. I did Air Force One and I say, "Let me save him. He's the president for God's sake." Dave still quotes that to me.

I'm pretty good at reading scripts, and I read Fargo. You were like, "This is an American masterpiece." Yes. Terrified that I wouldn't get it. It was perfect for me. So they called me in to read for the detective role, and they said, "That's real good. You want to read Jerry Lundergard?" And I said, "Yeah." And I went out in the hall and I read it, came back in. They said, "That's real good. You want to work on it and come tomorrow?"