Sunday At 11 O'clock Is The Most

I Certainly Don't Feel There's A Distinction To Be Made Between A Television And A Film Actor. I Think There's A Distinction Between Great Actors And Not So Great Actors. But I Really Think If You Watch A Person Working In Television Give A Wonderful Performance, That Person Is F - Ing Great, Because There Is No Time.

I Do Think Opportunity Breeds Bravery. It's Such A Competitive Profession, No One Owes You Anything, Talent In Itself Is Not Enough. I Went To Drama School With So Many Great Actors Who Are Not Doing It Anymore And It's Circumstantial.

I Know I Had My Equivalents In Adrian Lester And Lenny James When I Was At Drama School. I Remember David Harewood Doing 'othello' At The National, And Adrian Lester Having Done Cheek By Jowl's Famous 'as You Like It And Company' At The Donmar. Not Necessarily Performances I Saw, But Just The Fact They Happened Was Massively Encouraging.

I Do Think How Two People Dance With Each Other Is Indicative Of How They Feel About Each Other. It Can Tell A Lot More Than A Verbal Scene.

I Love That As A Black Person I've Experienced Not Being A Minority. I Think That's Helped Me To Combat The Minority Mentality People Can Have Here, Which Can Stop Them Scaling The Heights.