If I Do A Film And Have

In England We Have This Saying About Marmite: People Either Love It Or Hate It. That's Like A Lot Of The Movie Work I've Done. People Either Find It Repulsive Or Find It Really Interesting And Get Engaged In It.

The Depiction Of The Exterior As Opposed [to] What You're Feeling Inside Is Always So Different That It's Impossible To Know What Is Right.

I Feel Like J.k. Rowling's World Is One That Is Owned By Everyone In Some Ways. People Have Grown Up With It And Have Such A Sense Of That Universe That There's Something Kind Of Wonderful Seeing Everyone Get Involved.

My First Film, 'like Minds,' Was With Toni Colette, Who Was Extraordinary. I Mean It Was Basically A Mini-masterclass For Acting On Film At A Time When All You Could Probably See Were My Eyebrows Bouncing Up And Down On Screen.

Making 'birdsong,' On The One Hand You Have How Prestigious It Is And The Reputation Of The Book, Which Is Something That's An Extraordinary Piece Of Work. Sebastian Faulkes Is A Genius. So You Feel That Responsibility When You're Portraying That Character That He's Imagined And Millions Of Readers Have Pictured.