I Always Approach Film As A Fan.

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.

Nowadays, Especially In Big Commercial Films It's Much Easier For The Audience, And They Tend To Get Spoonfed. It's Much More Interesting To Me, People Leave The Theater And They Start Asking Themselves Questions And Find Their Own Moral Compass About What These Characters Have Been Doing.

I Just Went Off For Two Months Traveling Around Europe On A Motorcycle And Pretty Much Turned My Phone Off. I Did 5,000 Miles With My Dad. We Went Through Holland, Germany, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Italy... And Then I Did Spain And France By Myself.

As An Actor, It's Always Been Good To Be Working At All.

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