I Never Like To Make Plans. It's

There Are Certain Things In The Scripts That Need To Be Planned: You Know, Big Stunt Sequences, Battle Sequences... You Can't Improvise That Stuff. You Can Improvise When There's Just Two Of You Standing In A Kitchen And The Most Dramatic Thing That's Going To Happen Is Someone's Going To Open The Fridge.

I Personally Feel That People Feel Very Reassured By Nature Because It Makes Us Feel Small And That's A Good Thing For Human Beings And For Society.

It Is So Rare As An Actor To Be Allowed The Chance To Revisit A Role And To Go Back To A Character That You Already Built, And Lived Inside, And Understood. To Take It Further To Another Stage Is A Huge Privilege.

I Find That, When I'm Working, If I Start The Day With A Run - Outside, Not In A Gym, But Just Me Out There In The Elements, With Only My Own Legs To Propel Me Forward... It's Something To Do With Just Being In The World And Getting Out Of My Own Head.

I Try Not To Make Plans. God Always Laughs At Your Plans. I’m Going To Keep The Door Open, And Keep The Page Blank, And See What Gets Painted Upon It.