I Still Sing On Bits And Pieces.

There Are Things That I Really Find Important, And That We Need To Remind Ourselves Of. When You Think About Disability, Do You Really Think About It? Someone Who's A Full-time Trainer Or A Boxer, Someone Who's Got A Major Disability, But Who Doesn't Let That Get In His Way, That's A Really Good Message For Someone Who Is Able-bodied. It Can Make Them Think, 'wow, I Suppose I Could Be Doing Better For Myself.'

When I Look At My Body Of Work, I've Played A Lot Of Characters Who Are Morally Conflicted - 'i'm Right, No I'm Wrong, I Don't Know What To Do!' I Want To Play More Characters Who Don't Care As Much, And Who Aren't As Measured. They Are What They Are, No Apologies.

I Wasn't Bad At School, But I Was Never A Bookworm.

What Kind Of Role Do You Play After Someone Like Stringer, You Know What I Mean? You Play Another Gangster. What’s The Point Of That? I’ve Played The Gangster. I Try To Keep It Really Varied; It Just Makes For More Of A Fun And Interesting Career.

The One Album I Can't Live Without Is Called 'cumbolo' By A Band Called Culture. Every Song On Their Album Is Deep, But There's One In Particular Called 'this Train.' I Have A Tattoo Of The Lyrics On My Left Arm.