Comic-strip Stuff Isn't Really My Cup Of

Every Time You Say Yes To A Film There's A Certain Percentage Of Your Yes That Has To Do With The Director, A Certain Percentage To Do With The Story, A Certain Percentage With The Character, The Location, Etc.

I Didn't Know What The Path Was That I Wanted To Be As An Actor, To Be Honest. I've Been Doing A Lot Of Theater Since I Was A Kid, So I Was Just Sort Of Taking Opportunities.

I Think That You Can Say Something In One Line With A Look That You Might Need Three Lines On A Page For Normally.

Well, English Is No Problem For Me Because I Am Actually English. My Whole Family Are English; I Was Brought Up Listening To Various Forms Of The English Accent. Obviously There Are More Specific Ones That Get A Little Bit Tricky. Same With American Stuff. But Because In Australia We're So Inundated With American Culture, Television, This That And The Other, Everyone In Australia Can Do An American Accent. It's Just Second Nature.

I've Not Often Been A Man Of Many Words. I've Never Considered Myself To Be Overly Articulate. I Do Feel More Comfortable Acting Something Out Than I Do Explaining Something Or Whatever.