I Teach For The Book Trust, Which

I Don't Know If It's Harder But When You're Playing A Real Person You Want To Honor Their Memory - Even If They're A Criminal Or Someone That The Public Loathed. That Can Be Challenging.

I Went To Meet Joe Johnston, The Director, And He's Charming. I've Been Very Lucky. Most Of The Directors I've Worked With Are Charming. But Joe's A Particularly Charming Man, And He Showed Me Lots Of Designs And, Rather Memorably, Welcomed Me To The Marvel Universe.

Best Ever Was Filming In Barcelona Last Year, And I Had A Couple Of Scenes With De Niro. He's A Very Shy Man. Speaks So Quietly That People Tend To Bend Down And Adopt The Same Tone, Almost The Same Voice, Whenever They Talk To Him - Watching, You'd Think Someone's Offering To Carry Out A Hit For Him When They're Just Offering Him A Cup Of Coffee.

I've Got To Tell You, I've Played Real Characters Before And People Always Bring Up This Word 'impersonation,' And I'm Never Entirely Sure What It Means.

It's Hard To Imagine Anyone Interested In Film Not Being A Fan Of Alfred Hitchcock Because He's Such A Key Influence On The Entire History Of Cinema - It's Hard To Escape His Shadow.