The Only Person I Can Amaze Is

I Mean, It's Fine When You're A Kid And Someone Runs Into The Playground And Goes, 'i've Got This Great Game Of Pretend,' And You Play... As An Actor, Getting To Play, Getting To Use Your Imagination And Be Childish - It Is Weird But It's Wonderful.

Less So Here, I’ve Noticed. I Can See Why There’s A Misconception That It’s Easier When Your Parents Are Actors, But It Doesn’t Work Out At All. In Fact, It’s The Reverse.

I Think It's Quite Good To Have An Amount Of Unavailability.

There Was Recently A Story Out That I Turned Down A Role In A Major Franchise. That's Not True. I Refused To Audition For It. I Didn't Get The Part. I Didn't Even Go In Because I Thought That The Part Was Just A Repackaged Version Of The Parts I Played Before In These Young Adult Films - Sort Of Moody, Masculine, But Sensitive And All This Kind Of Thing. It Was Just A Repackaged, Rather Dull Thing.

When I Was About 16, I Did A Neil Labute Play Called 'a Gaggle Of Saints' From A Collection Of Plays Called 'bash' - Very Violent Story About A Young Mormon Who Goes To Central Park With His Friend And Beats Up A Gay Guy. But It Was The First Thing I Had Ever Done, And I Thought, "god, This Is Fun! This Is Far More Fun Than Anything Else I've Been Doing At School. I Want To Stick With It."