My Favorite Play In Drama School Was

When You're Playing An Icon Like Wolverine, It's Sometimes Better To Be Someone That Nobody Knows Because They Don't Know What To Expect. I Don't Mind A Little Bit Of Anonymity; It Helps On The Subway.

When People Stop Me In The Street, And I Can See They Want To Tell Me More Than They Want The Selfie, They Want To Tell Me What It Means To Them, And That Means A Lot To Me.

As An Actor, You Have Many Tools - Your Body, Your Voice, Your Emotions, Mentally. In Film, You Have Your Eyes Because They Communicate Your Thought Process. In Fact, Generally In Film, What You Don't Say Is More Important Than What You Say. That's Not So Much The Case For Stage.

I Like To Dress Up In A Tailored Suit From Time To Time, And There's A Tailor I Go To In Naples Who's Fantastic. But If I Told Anyone His Name, I'd Have To Kill Them.

It's Absolutely Physically Demanding To Play The Role Of Wolverine. There's A Lot Of Action, And I Try To Do As Much Of It As I Can Because It's Better For The Audience.