We Should Just Thank Each Other For

In 'thor,' That Was My Own Hair. I Grew It Out. But I Have Naturally Curly, Blonde Hair, So I'll Never Look Like That. By The Time I Got To 'the Avengers,' I Had Come Off Two Other Films, Which Required Me To Have It Very Short. So I Dyed It Again And It Was Long Enough To Use A Part Of My Hairline.

I Am Desperate To Do A Comedy Now.

Everybody Is Great And The Chemistry Is Different With Everyone. That Is The Joy Of Acting - You Really Don't Know How It Is Going To Go Until You Turn Up. It's Like Playing Tennis, You Can't Plan For The Match You Are Going To Play Until You Are Actually Up Against Your Opponent And What Happens, Happens. That Is The Joy Of Being On Set.

What Le Carré Is So Good At Is Unpicking Something Very Specific About Englishness. That Is Almost Part Of Why I Think He Wrote The Novel. You Can Feel Le Carré's Anger That Someone Who Has Had The Benefits Of An English Education And An English Upbringing Is Using That Privilege To Basically Do The Worst Things Imaginable. There Is An Anger In The Book About That.

Within Us There Is The Capacity Of Being Anyone Or Anything