Learning Lines Is Hard For Me Because

In England We Have This Saying About Marmite: People Either Love It Or Hate It. That's Like A Lot Of The Movie Work I've Done. People Either Find It Repulsive Or Find It Really Interesting And Get Engaged In It.

Up There On The Screen, We Can All Fly. But Down Here On Earth, We Need To Be Each Others Wings.

If You're An English Actor And Turn Up In America, They Don't Have An Opinion About Where You Sit. They Have No Idea What Auditions To Send You To, So They Send You To Everything.

Everything About Filmmaking Is Incredibly Weird, And There's Nothing Natural About Watching Yourself On The Big Screen Or Hearing Your Voice. It's That Same Thing That You Feel When You Watch Yourself On A Video Camera And You Hate The Sound Of Your Voice - It's That Times 800.

I Feel Like J.k. Rowling's World Is One That Is Owned By Everyone In Some Ways. People Have Grown Up With It And Have Such A Sense Of That Universe That There's Something Kind Of Wonderful Seeing Everyone Get Involved.