The Better The Script Is The More

I Really Liked 'starter For Ten' Because I Grew Up Watching 1980s Teen Films Like 'st. Elmo's Fire' And 'the Breakfast Club' And I've Always Wanted To Play The Underdog Lead Hero In A 1980s-inspired Film.

I Try To Keep My Life Low Key, And I Don't Like Going To Parties Unless They're Thrown By A Friend Of Mine, Or They're To Do With A Project I'm In, Or It's Because I've Been Nominated For An Award.

In A Love Scene That's Really Advantageous Because You Don't Have That Horrible Moment Of: "we Don't Really Know What We're Supposed To Be Doing, We Just Know We're Supposed To Be Snogging And Then Shagging." Then The Director Shouts "action" And It's Like: "should I Feel Her Boobs? I Don't Want To Feel Her Boobs!"

I Generally Get Challenged; I Haven't Been Typecast, Which Is Really, Really, Nice. It's Not Something That Every Actor Gets, Really. It's Luxury. Most Actors Are Capable Of It, But They Aren't Afforded The Opportunity To Express Their Variety.

Girls Didn't Really Take Much Interest In Me Until I Was About 14. But I Knew How To Talk To Them Very Quickly. What I Figured Out - That My Friends Didn't - Was You Have To Talk To Women Like You're Not Constantly Trying To Have Sex With Them. That Seemed To Work.