We're Always Pitching Ideas And Being Told

Making Movies Was More A Reaction To Not Being Chosen For Sports. Other Kids Were Out There Playing At Whatever; I Was Off Making Something Blow Up And Filming It, Or Making A Mould Of My Sister's Head Using Alginating Plaster.

I Was More Of A Star Wars Kid, Actually. I Always Thought Star Trek Was A Lot Of Talk, And It Felt A Little Self-important. It Was Hard For Me To Get Into It.

I Do Think There's Something About The Digital Age That Is Increasingly Dehumanising Us. We're In This Very Weird Place Where We're Being Pulled Into Experiences That Aren't Really Experiences At All.

Ratings Have Changed, Viewer Habits Have Changed And The Options For The Audience Have Grown Enormously, But I Don't Think How You Tell A Story Is Fundamentally Different.

It's Not Often That I Read About Actors That I'm Going To Be Meeting. I Get To Read Articles About Actors Who Were Going To Come In, So I Get To See Someone And Say, "oh, I Read That I Was Going To See You. It's Very Nice To See You."