As Someone Who Has Enjoyed Visiting Russia

I Think Ultimately That's Why The Audience Will Tune In Longterm, For The Characters And The Relationships.

I Think What You Learn, Working On A Film Or Tv Set, Is How To Tune Certain Things Out. You've Got 60-100 People Swirling Around You, Each Of Them With A Very Important Job To Do.

You Might Look At My Cv And See I've Had 12 Jobs, But I've Been To Over 450 Auditions So I've Heard 'no' A Lot More Than I've Heard 'yes'. So If I Go In Looking Only To Meet My Own Standards, Then That Will Make Taking That Rejection A Little Bit Easier. And When I Do Get That Job It Will Seem Like Icing On The Cake.

One Of The Traps Of Auditioning Is Walking Into That Room Feeling As Though You're A Guest In Someone's House, And Being Really Careful Not To Spill Wine On The Carpet. What You Have To Do Is Walk In There As Though You're The Host.

Everyone Has Their Challenges.