I Feel Very Lucky That When I'm

I Worked With An Amazing Dialect Coach Named Jill Mccullough. We Did Skype Sessions While I Was Shooting "no Escape" In Thailand, Actually. So Three Times A Week I Would Have Long, Two-hour Sessions With Her Just Working On The Nuance Of The Accent, Which I Had Had A Huge Background In Because I Went To Drama School In England For Four Years.

The Producers Had Seen "in A World..." And That's Where They Found Me Out And Consequently Sought Me Out For This Role [in Man Up].

When I Do An Accent I Commit Fully And Take It Very Seriously.

I Feel Tremendously Lucky That I Am Offered Incredible Jobs All The Time To Direct, But The Problem That I Have Just Personally Is That There Are Only So Many Years In My Life To Dedicate To Certain Projects.

Something That Has Always Attracted Me To Even Taking On The Occupation Of Actor Is The Idea That I Could Be Lucky Enough To Portray Different Characterizations From Different Places In The World, Whether It's Speaking Another Language Or Taking On A Dialect And Building A History From Where They Were Born. I Was Very Attracted To That Concept, In Becoming An Actor.