When I Was 15 Or 16 -

I'm Taking Probably The Biggest Risk Of My Career In Playing The Part In Filth. If You Stop Taking Risks, Then You Get Bored, Or You Just Keep Playing The Same Part, Over And Over Again. Eventually Audiences Get Bored Of That, As Well.

Shakespeare's Stories Are Still Very Strong. He Structured Fantastic Stories About Things That Were Fundamental To The Human Being And Psyche.

The Script Is The Most Important Thing For Me. I'm Advised That Other Things Are Important Too, And They Are. The Director That You'll Be Working With Is Hugely Important, And The Cast That Are With You Is Really Important As Well. But, For Me, The Thing That Gets My Heart Excited And Really Makes Me Invested In Something Or Not Is Just The Quality Of The Script.

I Was Talking To One Of My Aunties At Christmas And She Said She Didn’t Think It Was Ever In My Nature To Go Against The Grain, That I Was Always A Good Boy. I Think She Was Right - I Did Always Want To Be Good.

I'd Like To Have Stayed In The Scouts Beyond The Age Of 12.