My Heroes Were All In The Theatre.

I Always Resented Tom [hardy] For Turning Up On Band Of Brothers And Getting The Girl — In Fact, The Only Girl In A Cast Of Hundreds Of Smelly Men! I, On The Other Hand, Spent Eight Months With My Face Squashed Up Against Someone Else’s Backside In One Sodden Trench After Another. And It Looks As If Tom Might Have Got The Girl Again [in Colditz], Damn His Eyes.

It Was Pretty Daunting. Normally, I Never Go To A Gym, But Before We Started Shooting, I Thought I'd Better. I Reckoned I Was In Really Good Shape, And Then I Looked Around And I Was Half The Size Of Everyone Else. A Lot Of These American Actors Have This - In My View - Misplaced View That They Have To Look Like Action Man. The Trouble Is, They All Run The Risk Of Being Interchangeable.

It's Good To Be Busy On A Film Set Because There Is A Lot Of Sitting Around, So If You've Got Two Roles To Play At One Time, Then That's Great To Do.

I Think People Like To Be Scared. I Think People Like Tension And Suspense In A Movie.

Of Course The Lower Classes Have Always Felt Downtrodden And Aspired To A Better Life. But There Is This Theory That People Respond To A Class Structure In England - There Was A Time When People Knew Who They Were And Knew Whom They Served And As Long As Management Wasn't Abusive, It Was A Good Life For People.