Lines Are Very Difficult To Learn.

I've Been Very Lucky At What's Happened In My Career To Date, But Playing Something As Far From Me As Possible Is An Ambition Of Mine - Anything From A Mutated Baddy In A Comic Book Action Thriller, To A Detective. If Anything, I'd Like Gary Oldman's Career: He's The Perfect Example Of It. I've Love To Have A Really Broad Sweep Of Characters - To Be Able To Do Something Edgy, Surprising And Unfashionable.

When You Start Getting Jobs, And See Your Mates From Drama School, You Don't Really Want To Talk About It, Because You Have This Innate Sense Of Guilt That It's Not Fair That Others Aren't Doing Exactly What You're Doing. I Do Have That.

Being On Set Is Quite Difficult, Because It's So Big And You've Got To Try And Relax, Which Isn't Easy When You Know You're In A Massive Film. I Was Terrified For Quite A Long Time.

My First, Big, Silly Role At School Was As Arthur Crocker-harris In Rattigan's 'the Browning Version,' Where My Job Was To Make School-masters' Wives Weep With Recognition.

What's Not To Look Forward To? It's Like All The Actors In All Of The Films. It's Difficult To Get Martin Freeman And I In A Room Together. Imagine What It's Like To Get Myself, Chris Hemsworth, Robert Downey Jr., Elizabeth Olsen... These Extraordinary Actors Who All Have Careers Outside The Marvel Universe.