The Point Of Acting Is To Pretend

To Play Bond, Though, And Then For The World To Perceive You In A Certain Way, Is Very Different From Playing Superman. Bond Is Not This Ideal Figure.

When You Give Your All To Something And You're Hitting A Wall, It Just Feels So Wrong.

Ideally You Do Want People To Treat You Professionally In Return, But Not Everyone Necessarily Does That. This Acting Job - It Pays Very Well And You Get To Live A Wonderful Lifestyle, But It's Something That I Love Doing, So I Want To Work With Other People Who Enjoy It As Well ... Maybe If I Met The Queen I'd Be Nervous, Though I'd Probably Be More Nervous About Doing Things The Right Way Because It's A Very Formal Occasion.

If I Spend All My Time Being Upset About Having Lost A Job, Then The Next However Many Auditions I Have Are Going To Be Useless.

I Often Find During A Day Of Shooting I Will Speak In An American Accent All Day Long When I'm Doing Dialogue. At The End Of The Day, It Often Takes An Effort When I'm Talking To My Fiancee To Bring My English Back Just Because You're So Used To Speaking That Way.