I Kind Of Had An Idea That

Those With Dementia Are Still People And They Still Have Stories And They Still Have Character And They're All Individuals And They're All Unique. And They Just Need To Be Interacted With On A Human Level.

I'd Love To Do A Paul Greengrass Movie, Or Something Like That, That's A Character-driven Action Film. I'd Like Someone To Make Me Go To The Gym Every Day, And All That Stuff. I Don't Know. Wherever The Good Characters Are, I Tend To Try To Get A Job. It Was Nice Because This Was Dipping My Toe In The Action Genre. Maybe I Might Put My Foot In, Next Time.

It's Tricky Playing People That You Don't Like And Finding A Way To Empathise With Them. It's Challenging And Very Exciting For An Actor.

I've Always Said I Prefer Theater, But There's Only Ever Been One Play That I Really Loved Doing, And That Was The Seagull.

When You Idolise Someone, Or You Hold Someone In Such High Regard, You Just Want Them To Be Everything That You Think There Are - And When They Are It's Just Lovely.