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One Thing That People Keep On Saying To Me Is That The Wealth And The Fame Must Have Made Up For Missing Out On My Childhood. But The Idea Of Money - Putting A Price On Your Childhood - Is Ridiculous. You Will Never Get Those Years Back And You Can't Put A Price On Them.

When It Was Offered [a Role In The Flash] I Just Thought It Sounded Like The Perfect Thing That I Would Want To Do. Then They Announced It Online The Day After And I Was Terrified, Because I Hadn't Read Anything, I Hadn't Shot Anything. What If I'm Awful? What If They Fire Me On The First Day? But What I Discovered Was A Bunch Of Really Happy Actors Who Want To Make The Best Show Possible, Because It's Fun. Not For Any Other Reason.

I Already Love The Idea That Barry Has A Colleague. It Seems Like A Love/hate Thing Between My Character And His Already. They Work Together, So They Clearly Have Some Tolerance For Each Other, But They're Just Ruffling Each Other Up The Wrong Way, Constantly. I Don't Know Whether That Will Lead To Him Being Suspicious Of Barry's Identity Or Whether He'll Have Some Clash With The Flash.

It's Definitely More Fun Playing A Bad Guy. It Feels A Lot Better Than Playing One Of The Good Guys.

I Remember My First Scene With Alan Rickman, And I Was Anxious Because He Is A Slight 'method' Actor; As Soon As He Is In His Cloak, He Walks And Talks Like Snape - It Is Quite Terrifying. But I Really Wanted To Talk To Him Because 'robin Hood' Was One Of My Favourite Films.