I can't help but imagine Laddy in a sort of Michael Scott-like scenario where he has one throwaway line or none at all and he tries to steal the whole scene with improv
You'd be wrong.
In fact, a talented a professional actor such as I would never stoop so low as to sabotage a film for my own personal gain and exposure. You see, when you've acted as long and well as I have, you begin to realize that an actor is not merely an individual, but rather a part of something
bigger. Something
grander. To quote Shakespeare, "The world is a stage, all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances and one person in their life plays many parts." It's probably slightly misquoted, but you get the point.
To further prove my point, I have a a Best Supporting Actor Award that I won despite being the (correct) choice for lead. It showcases my ability to play my role without falling into the the career-killing pit known as
ego.
Ah yes, ego. A corrupt mistress that insists to jerk on the performers to make them but an object of affection. Such is the difference between a professional and a dreaming child. Professionals play a role. Dreaming children use a role to become loved by masses of strangers.
So let it be known I am an actor with a professional understanding of my place. Anyway, I'm getting off-track, just making up such an passionate and spontaneous speech like that. Continue on.