I Think My Mother Would Be Very

Within The Microcosm Of A Film You Get Drawn To People. There Are Certain Projects You Care Enormously About, And 'the Edge Of Love' Was One Because I Was Portraying A Great Hero Of Mine, Dylan Thomas.

I Love It When Television Is Shot In A Cinematic Way And I Think To Aspire To That Is No Bad Thing.

I Got A Lot Out Of 'brothers Sisters' And Learnt Some Incredible Things And I Think It Certainly Had Come To A Natural Ending, So It Was Definitely Time To Move On.

I Have Very Fond Memories Of The 80s; They Were Very Formative Years For Me. I Certainly Remember The Cold War. It Was A Closer Doorstep For The Brits Than The Americans, So It Was A Very Real And Palpable Threat At The Time.

Me And My Friend Ioan Gruffudd Are Like Chalk And Cheese When It Comes To Clothes. He Lives For His Clothes And Has An Amazing Wardrobe. If We're Going Out I'll Turn Up At His House And Say, 'i Haven't Got Anything To Wear,' And He'll Tut And Sigh And Then Lend Me Something Swanky.