Every Single Film I've Done, It's About

Imagine A Film Such As Inception With An Entire Cast Of Black People - Do You Think It Would Be Successful? Would People Watch It? But No One Questions The Fact That Everyone's White. That's What We Have To Change.

When I Look At My Body Of Work, I've Played A Lot Of Characters Who Are Morally Conflicted - 'i'm Right, No I'm Wrong, I Don't Know What To Do!' I Want To Play More Characters Who Don't Care As Much, And Who Aren't As Measured. They Are What They Are, No Apologies.

There Are Things That I Really Find Important, And That We Need To Remind Ourselves Of. When You Think About Disability, Do You Really Think About It? Someone Who's A Full-time Trainer Or A Boxer, Someone Who's Got A Major Disability, But Who Doesn't Let That Get In His Way, That's A Really Good Message For Someone Who Is Able-bodied. It Can Make Them Think, 'wow, I Suppose I Could Be Doing Better For Myself.'

I'm Never Shaken Or Stirred.

I Think 'the Wire' Really Is Relatable. It Reflects An Ongoing Issue Across America, About Inaccuracies In Major Cities Between Rich And The Poor And Some Of The Things That Go On Behind The Red Tape Of Council And Government Bodies.