I Don't Get To Play The Same

I Am Not Too Keen On My Nose, I Don't Like My Knees, I Hate My Ankles, I Am Unsure About My Behind, I Don't Like My Legs At All. I Am Not Too Sure About My Chin, My Forehead Is A Bit Dodgy. But, Overall, I Can Live With It.

Where You Grew Up Becomes A Big Part Of Who You Are For The Rest Of Your Life. You Can't Run Away From That. Well, Sometimes The Running Away From It Is What Makes You Who You Are.

It Seems To Me That The Years Between Eighteen And Twenty-eight Are The Hardest, Psychologically. It’s Then You Realize This Is Make Or Break, You No Longer Have The Excuse Of Youth, And It Is Time To Become An Adult – But You Are Not Ready.

Americans Are Very Good At Animating Voices. I Don't Know Why. They Have A Freedom With Them That We British Actors Find More Difficult To Get To.

I Think Of Myself As Being A Bit Of A Wimp Deep Down - A Bourgeois Wimp - And I'm Fighting That. I Think All Brits Are, Maybe.