I Was Never Geeky About Anything.

[on Bbc's Sherlock] It's A Rare Challenge, Both For The Audience And An Actor, To Take Part In Something With This Level Of Intelligence And Wit. You Have To Really Enjoy It. It's A Form Of Mental And Physical Gymnastics.

I Never Was Obsessive About Anything I Watched When I Was A Kid, Except Maybe 'the A-team' And 'airwolf' And I Loved 'knight Rider' And Then Later 'baywatch.'

I Was Always Performing, Doing Silly Voices. The Teachers Realized I Could Go One Of Two Ways: Be Creative Or Destructive.

I've Never Been Front And Centre As An Iconic American Character [like In Doctor Strange]. Day To Day, You Know You're Painting On A Very Big Canvas.

People Always Want To Knock You When You're Up.