The Australian Accent Is Sort Of Like

I Am Number Four' Definitely Borrows From A Whole Bunch Of Genres And Has A Whole Bunch Of Different Themes Throughout. And I Think If It Was Just One Stale Two-dimensional Thing Then It Would Be Kind Of Boring. And I Think They Did A Fantastic Job.

I've Never Been A Really Big Fan Of Theatre. I Don't Know Why. It's So Much For Effort. It's Much More Difficult For Me Than Stage Acting Just Because Of The Pressure That's Piled On You And You Have To Learn The Entire Performance By Heart.

I've Always Had A Natural Affiliation With Nature. If I Wasn't An Actor, I'd Be Some Sort Of Biologist Working In The Field In Africa Or Something.

I'm Not A Big Fan Of Training, At All. I Really Don't Like It. I've Done A Few Acting Classes And I've Just Hated Them. I Think They Train You To Do Something, And Sometimes You Might Not Be Able To Break Out Of It. Acting Is Lying, And Lying Is Acting. So, I Just Prefer To Read The Script And Do It My Own Way.

I Didn't Really Like My Sydney Accent - Nobody Likes The Sound Of Their Own Voice - And When I Was A Little Younger Tried To Change My Accent Gradually. But I've Only Ever Really Lived In Sydney And Los Angeles, So I Haven't Been Influenced By The Accents Of Some Far-off Land.