I Don't Pick My Roles By Genre;

I Never Went Into Acting To Be Able To Scare Everybody. If I'd Wanted To Frighten People, I Could Have Joined The C.i.a.

I Think If You Watch A Lot Of What I Do, You're Going To Ultimately Walk Away Seeing Me. I Can't Hide - That Impression Is A Personal Impression People Have Of Me.

It's A Little Bit Odd. The First Time You Do The Play, You Kind Of Throw Yourself Into It, Trying To Get The Most Out Of All The Individual Moments. Then, A Few Hours Later, You're Still There, Wondering What You Could Possibly Do Differently Than What You Just Did A Couple Hours Ago.

If You Don't Believe There's Some Organising Principle, Or Somebody Up In The Sky Pulling The Strings, Then It Can Be Very Stressful. And Nature Itself Is Very Arbitrary - It's Not Malevolent Or Benevolent; It Doesn't Even Know We're Here.

As An Actor, I Don't Know What I'm Doing. I've Never Known What I Was Doing. I Show Up The First Day, I'm Scared, And I Just Hang Out. It's Like Being In Detention - You Just Wait For It To Be Over. Then Gradually I Start To Figure Out What's Going On.