I am not in danger, I am the danger….
Were done when I say were done… F you and your eyebrows…
I did it for me…
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I dont know who you are…
I dont even know who Im talking to, whispered Hank in disbelief.
That quote is the one that Cranston writes the most when he autographs pictures for fans.
First of all, its only two words so I go through it quickly, he quips to EW.
There is an expediency to it and economy.
Of course, his love of that quote transcends concision.
Cranston notes how this warning to Hank sums up Walts M.O.
Its his credo, he explains.
In many ways, he was very careful.
Even though he stepped into landmines, he was very careful almost all the time.
When he didnt follow that motto is when he failed, like shooting Mike [Jonathan Banks].
It was very emotional.
And the brazen hubris of telling Jesse, I watched Jane die.
It was unnecessary cruelty and emotionalvomitingfrom his point.
When he didnt follow that credo is when he found himself in the most troubling condition.
Even if its just a brush-by, he says.
A quick little something.
Or we might even have a word or two.
Oh no, kindly go ahead.
Thank you for holding the door.
And then five years later, you would never remember that.
So something as minuscule as that could be very interesting in the fabric of the whole thing.
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