Every Villain Is A Hero In His

I Always Wanted To See What America Was Like. I Had That Curiosity In My 20s When I Was Working In The Theatre Here [ In London]... There Was The Mystery Of La And I Wondered What Happened Over There. I Wanted To Go And Check It Out And I'm Pleased That I Have.

Every Time You Consider A Job, You Have To Check In With Your Inner Compass And Say, ‘does This Fit In With How I See What The Work Is For? Is This Going To Be Something Interesting And Valuable To Contribute To The World?’

The Weird Thing About Serious Acting Is I've Always Done Impressions Of People, All My Life, And I Did The Thing Called A Balloon Debate. The Idea Is There's A Hot Air Balloon Traveling Across The Atlantic And It's Going Down And You Have To Give A Speech As To Why You Should Stay In The Balloon. Six People Are Going To Be Chucked Out And You Want To Stay.

When A New Project Comes Along, I Want To Know That The Experience Is Going To Be Challenging And Exciting. Part Of Me Is Going To Be Drawn To Doing Something New And Also The Satisfaction Of Intellectual Curiosity.

Well, I Don't Know. When I Signed My Contract, I Signed To Play Loki In Five More Marvel Movies, But They Were Unspecified. So, If There Will Be More Movies Or Not Remains To Be Seen, But I Like The Idea Of Loki Turning Up In The Shadows When People Least Expect Him, But You Never Know These Things, The World Changes And The Things Change, But I Feel Like I Know Who Loki Is, So I Wouldn't Mind.