The veteran character actor from 'The Shield' and 'Justified' is having a standout year, this time as The Ghoul in Prime Video's 'Fallout,' and a role in Season 3 of 'The White Lotus,' now in production.
A wave of dread swept over Walton Goggins on the first day of work on Prime Video's post-apocalyptic drama 'Fallout.' He was on location by a lake, and was so thrown by the heavy makeup and bulky wardrobe of his outlaw character that he wondered whether he would make it to Day 2. 'The heat index was 106 degrees,' he recalled. 'I couldn't see. My periphery was off. I couldn't hear so well. I couldn't swallow.
People have shown up and responded to the work of 500 people that pulled this thing together.' And though he is trying to stay low key, he acknowledged he is indeed having a moment. 'My career has been like a stock that you want to own, that I want to own,' he said. 'There have been dips, but it's gradually gone up over time. I don't know, man. They say one door closes and another door opens.
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