I'm Just One Gigantic Ball Of Rancid

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.

Learning Lines Is Hard For Me Because I Have The Attention Span Of A Six Year Old. That's Why Being On Planes All The Time Is So Useful - I'm Forced To Learn Out Of Boredom.

Making A Film Or Doing A Play Are Completely Different Experiences And Entirely Fulfilling, But Completely Unique. I Also Think One Complements The Other. People Often Say That Theater Is About Flexing Your Muscles, And Is Actually Real Acting, Whereas I Sort Of Disagree.

This Is The Great Luxury Of Not Working: The Moment You Read A Book That Has Nothing To Do With Work, You Know You're Really Relaxed. And I Have A Sh*t Attention Span. I Can't Concentrate For More Than Five Minutes.

They're Such Hierarchical Things, Film Sets, They're Sort Of Mini Societies. Often They're Incredibly Political Places.