Even If I'm Playing A Superhero, It

We Did A Lot Of That In Drama School: Intellectualising And Maybe Justifying Your Position. 'i Am A Thinking Actor And I Have Thought This Through' - Well, Just Do It. I Much Prefer The Doing Aspect.

It's The Worst Thing If You're Sitting There In The Theater, Going, "oh, That's The Guy Who Dates This Person And Likes To Do This In The Morning And That In The Afternoon." Then You're Just Watching A Brand, As Opposed To An Actor.

We Feel A Lot Of Pressure About Looking Silly Or Appearing Weak, Whatever That Means, Or Being A Failure. You Have To Keep In Your Head: What's The Worst That Can Happen?

There's No Point In Swanning Through And Being Cool As A Breeze In Every Scene. It's Not Really That Interesting. Even If You're A Superhero.

'hunger' Definitely Changed My Life, In Terms Of Being Recognized By Filmmakers, Since That Was Very Much A Filmmakers' Film.