The Bit I Love Is I Really

I Grew Up Watching 'superman.' As A Child, When I First Learned To Dive Into A Swimming Pool, I Wasn't Diving, I Was Flying, Like Superman. I Used To Dream Of Rescuing A Girl I Had A Crush On From A Playground Bully.

It Is So Rare As An Actor To Be Allowed The Chance To Revisit A Role And To Go Back To A Character That You Already Built, And Lived Inside, And Understood. To Take It Further To Another Stage Is A Huge Privilege.

In 'thor,' That Was My Own Hair. I Grew It Out. But I Have Naturally Curly, Blonde Hair, So I'll Never Look Like That. By The Time I Got To 'the Avengers,' I Had Come Off Two Other Films, Which Required Me To Have It Very Short. So I Dyed It Again And It Was Long Enough To Use A Part Of My Hairline.

Haters Never Win. I Just Think That's True About Life, Because Negative Energy Always Costs In The End.

The Book [night Manager] Is Amazing. It Is Amazing To Act In Any Book Adaptation, Because A Book Gives You So Many Secrets And Details That Don't Necessarily Get Shot In An Adaptation. They Give You A Cushion Underneath Everything. The Detail In The Character, The Detail In The Tone.