Lines Are Very Difficult To Learn.

Fame Is A Weird One. You Need To Distance Yourself From It. People See A Value In You That You Don't See Yourself.

I've Always Wanted To Play A Spy, Because It Is The Ultimate Acting Exercise. You Are Never What You Seem.

Only When Stephen Strange Has His Accident And Everything That He's Ever Had In His Life Falls Apart That He Becomes Pretty Monstrous. It's The Self-loathing Rage Of A Wounded Animal And He Doesn't Have A Coping Mechanism At All. It Ties In With The Discipline And The Magic Of This World.

I Think Now With Fundamentalists, People Who Treat Belief With A Total Lack Of Humor Or Empathy For Any Other Viewpoint Than Their Own - They, To Me, Are The Enemy. And Those People Are Born Out Of Desperate Extremes.

I Was Very Keen To Work On The Script With Scott Derrickson And [c. Robert] Cargill, And Working Out The Important Story Beats, Changing Lines, Upping The Comedy, Changing The Pace, All Of That Was Great Fun.