A Story About My Life Would Be

There's Something About Michael J. Fox That I Loved When He Did All The '80s Stuff. His Way Of Performing All The Physicality, Which Is Why It's So Tragic Now, But The Way He Used His Body So Much As Well, I Loved.

Passing My Motorcycle Theory Test Gave Me A Disproportionate Feeling Of Greatness.

Basically, Every Character I've Ever Played, I've Based Entirely On Internal Conflict. And I Love Doing That, Because I Think It's Very Human.

I Was Brought Up By My Grandparents. So People Go, Oh, What Was That Like? That Must Have Been Hard. And You Go: No, It Wasn't.' It Was Just Completely Actually Normal Because The New Norm Seems To Be Whatever You Make Of It, Doesn't It?

It's Weird When You're Watching Yourself In A Film - You Can't Really Detach Yourself From The Experiences You've Had That Day. You're Never Watching The Film As A Proper Punter.