I Know I Haven't Done It. I've

I Like To Think That At The End Of A Show, You Can Just Take Your Costume Off And Go To The Pub.

I Know I Haven't Done It. I've Done A Couple Of Films, Which Were Intended To Go Straight Up. Thankfully They Didn't. So Now, I Think That's What I Need To Do. I Just Need To Grow As An Actor.

I Mean, It's Fine When You're A Kid And Someone Runs Into The Playground And Goes, 'i've Got This Great Game Of Pretend,' And You Play... As An Actor, Getting To Play, Getting To Use Your Imagination And Be Childish - It Is Weird But It's Wonderful.

Acting Advice Is A Bit Like Your Parents Teaching You How To Drive A Car. You Know They're Right, But You Still Kind Of Want Them To Shut Up A Bit.

When I Was About 16, I Did A Neil Labute Play Called 'a Gaggle Of Saints' From A Collection Of Plays Called 'bash' - Very Violent Story About A Young Mormon Who Goes To Central Park With His Friend And Beats Up A Gay Guy. But It Was The First Thing I Had Ever Done, And I Thought, "god, This Is Fun! This Is Far More Fun Than Anything Else I've Been Doing At School. I Want To Stick With It."