I Am Proud Of What I've Done.

Coming Back Into Television, I Was Very, Very Wary About Committing To Anything That Could Potentially Take A Long Time. I Don't Mind Movies, But I Was Nervous Of Television.

What Shocks Me Is That So Many People Leave Care And Become Homeless, And When You're Homeless You Get Into Crime, Prostitution And Drugs, And It Is A Vicious Circle. That's What We Need To Change.

Everyone Wants To Look Their Best, Everyone Has Dreams Of Wanting To Look Like Something Else. But We Are Who We Are.

I Will Check The Internet For At Least An Hour Every Morning Scanning Worldwide News To Do With Child Abuse. So If You're Constantly Putting Yourself In An Environment Where You're Checking Up On Social Economics Or Homelessness Problems, If You Keep Yourself Aware Of It, You Don't Really Have A Day Off.

I Think There's A Very Fine Line Between The Type Of Performing That Some Actors Do, And Being In A State In Your Mind Where You Actually Believe What's Going On. If We Weren't Actors, What Would We Do With That Ability? Would We Not Be Slightly Insane? Mentally Ill? I Don't Know.