I've Never Been On A Film When

Sometimes You Have To Go Places With Characters And Emotions Within Yourself You Don't Want To Do, But You Have A Duty To The Story And As A Storyteller To Do It.

And I Think That, Of Course, There Is Some Dysfunction Of Needing To Be Liked Or Noticed Or To Feel Part Of Things, Something Going On There For Most Actors. For Some There's Not And I Think They Really Struggle With It.

I Had A Fairly Enlightened Dad, Though If You Looked At His Resume, It Might Not Seem That Way. He Was A Chartered Accountant For Price Waterhouse. He Was Strict, And We Had A Very Ordered Life. To This Day, I Am The Least Materialistic Person I Know, Because My Father Didn't Raise Me To Just Go Out And Buy This Or That Car.

It's Tough To Watch A Movie You're In - You Put Everything Into It, You Want Everything To Work, And You Never Know Until You See It All Together.

If You Never Fall In Love With Your Character, You'll Never Be Able To Do That Character Justice. No Matter Who It Is, No Matter What The Character Does, You Have To Find The Reason For It. Everyone's Got A Reason For What They Do, Even If It's A Reason That They're Not Proud Of.