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It Sounds Cliched, But Superheroes Can Be Lonely, Vain, Arrogant And Proud. Often They Overcome These Human Frailties For The Greater Good.

The Night Manager Doesn't Exist In The Post-cold War Universe, It Exists Much More In The Modern World, I Think. There Is More Action. The Bad Guys Don't Have Particularly Political Or National-political Affiliations.

Everybody Thinks That You Go To Africa And You Build A School, Or You Teach English, Or You Build A Hospital. But Actually All You Need To Do Is Play Football With Kids For Six Months And Then After They've Trusted You, You Tell Them About The Truth Of Aids, And That Their Grandmother Didn't Die From Witchcraft, She Died From Aids. And That's The Biggest Difference You Can Make.

The Difference Between A Hero And A Villain Is That They Just Make Different Choices.

I Learn The Lines As Soon As I Can And Then The Challenge Really, For Filming, Is To Show Up And Be There And Respond To What's Around You. That's Where The Gold Dust Is. It's Really Strange, No Amount Of Preparation Will Help You With The Magic Of Spontaneity On The Day [of Filming].