People Always Want To Knock You When

It Will Be Obvious To Anyone Who Sees It That He [doctor Strange] Earns That Cloak. You Think He's Doing All Right And Then You Realise That There's One Massive Lesson To Learn.

If People Ask, 'are You Sherlock Holmes?', It's Horribly Naff, But I Say, 'i'm Not, I Just Look A Bit Like Him' - Which Is How I Feel. There Are Bad Attributes Of His That I Really Don't Share!

The Story [in 12 Years A Slave] Serves As A Metaphor For The Fear Of Having Your Family Taken Away, And For Being Abused In Such A Horrific Way. I Lost It A Lot Of Times Watching That Film, Particularly When Seeing The Grace Of The Man When He Finally Makes It Back Home Aged, Changed, Forever Brutalized, And Yet He Apologizes To His Family For His Long Absence. That Was Such A Profoundly Moving Moment Capturing The Triumph Of Dignity Over The Disgraceful Behavior Of Those Involved In The Slave Trade.

I've Never Done A Lead Role In A Film This Big [like Doctor Strange], In A Franchise This Big. One Of The Reasons Was, I Wanted To Know What The Toy Box Was Like. And It's Just Insane, The Amount Of Facility That Everyone Gets, But The Amount Of Artistry And Craft That's Brought To Every Aspect Of Filmmaking. I Mean, You Go To Your First Costume Fitting And It's One Of Thirty. It's A Myriad, But It's For A Reason. There Are So Many Incredible Costumes In This.

What Makes A Good Animated Movie Is Being Able To Balance Adult And Knowing In-jokes And Also Just Out And Out Funny Things That Make All People Laugh. The Idea That It's Actually Something That Will Appeal To A Family, That's The Trick.