The Bit I Love Is I Really

It’s Always About, Somehow, Finding A Part Of Myself That Is Relevant, And Then Turning The Volume Up On That Particular Part. So, I Am All Of The Characters I've Ever Played, And I Am None Of Them At The Same Time.

We're Travelling Through Space And Time, We're Dealing With Gods And Monsters, But At The Heart Of The Film, From My Perspective, Is A Family - A Father, Two Sons, Two Brothers, A Mother And The Fractious, Intimate Interaction That They Have.

I Had Huge Fun With Chris Evans, As Captain America, Because Super-soldier Though He May Be, He's Still A Man, Up Against A God Who In His Own Mind Is Infinitely Superior. Then, In The Ring With The Hulk, We've Got This Silver Tongued, Lightening Quick Mind Up Against The Embodiment Of Rage..loki Has This Mercurial, Transformative Ability, Not Just Physically But Intellectually, So Not All The Fights Are Purely Physical. Mind Games? Maybe.

You Never Know What's Around The Corner. It Could Be Everything. Or It Could Be Nothing. You Keep Putting One Foot In Front Of The Other, And Then One Day You Look Back And You've Climbed A Mountain.

Heath Ledger's Performance In The Dark Knight Quite Simply Changed The Game. He Raised The Bar Not Just For Actors In Superhero Films, But Young Actors Everywhere; For Me. His Performance Was Dark, Anarchic, Dizzying, Free, And Totally, Thrillingly, Dangerous.