I'm Not Optimistic At All, Nor Am

There Was A Part Of Me That Felt Afraid Of People In Hollywood Going: '**** Hollywood With Their Total Lack Of Originality!'.

I'm Enjoying [my Career]. If Anything I'm Aware That The Pressure Of The First, I Suppose, Six Or Seven Years I Was In America - I Mean That Energy Of Having Such A Rapid And Ascending Celebrity - It's Not There Anymore. It's The End Of That Chapter And Now I'm Just Enjoying The Work Probably More Than I Ever Have And Yet I'm Simultaneously Less Attached To It I Think, Which Is Kind Of A Strange State Of Grace To Be In.

I Love The Grandiosity, How Sweepingly Entertaining Films Can Be. And I Think There's A Place For Films That Pry More Into The Human Condition.

Being Irish Is Very Much A Part Of Who I Am. I Take It Everywhere With Me.

I'm Just A True Irish Boy At Heart. I'm Just Myself, I Stick By My Guns And I Treat People The Way I Think They Should Be Treated, Regardless Of Their Status. And I Just Have A Laugh.