I've Been Broody Since I Was 12,

The First Time We Did Cavalry Charge I Was So Breathless With Excitement I Nearly Fell Off The Horse. I Actually Saw Stars In Front Of My Eyes And Thought I Was Going To Faint. The Second Time I Had A Bit More Control But Was Still Giddy With Excitement. And The Third Time I Was An Emotional Wreck. I Had To Really Try Hard Not To Cry.

You'd Have To Be Pretty Hard-nosed Not To Feel Some Sympathy For The Guy [doctor Strange].

[role Of Dr.strange] Gives Me An Excuse As An Actor To Be Learning With My Character, Which Is Something You Can Do Authentically - I'm Not A Martial Arts Expert, I'm Certainly No Sorcerer, So All These Things, The Movement Of The Body, The Physicality, The Changes He Goes Through Mentally And Physically, Obviously We're Not Shooting In Sequence, But It's A Great Part.

The Generation Now Below Me Were Born Into A World Where If You're A Kid With Raw Talent Now, You Can Roll In And Land A Lead In A Scorsese Film. You Don't Have To Have Prove Yourself By Working Up The Ranks, Doing The Classics, And Getting The Canon Under Your Belt In The Way The Great Sirs And Dames Of Mom And Dad's Generation - The [ben] Kingsleys And [helen] Mirrens And [anthony] Hopkinses And People Of That Ilk.

Someone Will Always Hate What I Say. There’s Always Going To Be Somebody Spitting Blood About My Wooden-faced, Toffee-named, Crappy Acting.