The Whole Chameleon Thing About Acting. That's

I Mean, In Many Ways, You Know, I Felt Very Connected To Ian (dury) On, On A Lot Of Levels. I Mean, Politically, & Sort Of, Socially, Our, Kind Of, Social Backgrounds Are Quite Similar In Many Ways, As Well As Our Kind Of Artistic Endeavors. So There Were Many, Many Things That Sort Of Chimed In For Me, And Kind Of Made Me Feel Very Instinctive About Playing Him, And, And Although, There Was Sort Of A Certain Amount Of Impression Involved, Actually, There's A Lot Of Myself In The Role.

What I'm Saying Is People Like Hoodwink Are Not Kind Of Evil Villains, They're Part Of Humanity. We Can Choose To Disassociate Ourselves From Them And We Can Choose To Pretend They're Not There, But They Are. We're All Together In This.

Working With People You Adore And Love. There's Just A Sense, All The Way Through All Of The Movies [planet Of Apes], That You're Very Rarely In A Position Where You Have Great Material That You're Passionate About And A Big Audience Who Love It, And The Detail And Nuance, And The Exquisiteness Of The Fantastic Actors And Director With Great Writing.

In A Personal Way, To Do With Family And The Father-son Relationship, In A Kind Of Artistic Way With Regard To Him Being An Art Student. I Also Studied The Visual Arts At Lancaster University. I Then Decided To Become An Actor As He Was Becoming A Musician. And Then As An Actor/performer, We Have Similar Sort Of Interests - Music Hall And That Whole World. So, There's A Lot That I Felt Connected With.

Animators Do Amazing Working Translating And Interpolating The Characters [in The Planet Of The Apes], The Facial Performances. What We're Creating On Set - If You Don't Get It On The Day, In The Moment, On Set, In Front Of The Camera, With The Director And The Actors. The Emotional Content Of The Scene And The Acting Choices.