I'm ... Incredibly Open With My Mates.

Everybody Can Take A Good Picture. Everybody Is Interesting. Everyone Has An Interesting Face. Some People Are More Difficult Or More Nervous Or More Tired. When You Do A Movie, You Have Action, You're Talking, You're Moving. You Don't See The Camera. Taking A Picture With A Photographer, You Don't Talk, It's More Difficult Than In A Movie For Your Body To Relax, To Be Yourself.

I Went Through Voice Coaching. I Was Absolutely Terrified. I Thought My Knees Were Going To Buckle, And The First Couple Of Takes I Sounded Like A Pubescent Boy. I Didn't Realise I Was Going To Have To Do It Live.

They Always Pencil In My Boobs. I Was Only Angry When They Were Really Droopy. For King Arthur, For A Poster, They Gave Me These Really Strange Droopy Tits. I Thought, Well If You’re Going To Make Me Fantasy Breasts, At Least Make Perky Breasts.

I Wish I Was Sienna Miller. When I Talk To Her, I Hope A Bit Of Her Party Personality Will Rub Off On Me, But It Never Does.

I Would Be Extremely Stupid If I Said That My Looks Had Absolutely Nothing To Do With What I Do, It [moviemaking] Is A Visual Medium. I'm Perfectly Aware Of That, The Face And The Body Help. Of Course They Do.