When I Was Younger, I Was Actually

Art Civilizes Us And It Connects Us And Activates Us. And So It's Really Important To Connect With Compassion, With Stories About People Who Are Different From Us.

If You Know Why Someone Is Doing What They're Doing, Why They're Behaving The Way They Are, Then That's Your Job To Reveal That, And Often That's Situational. The Storytelling Does That, And Then Some Of It's Your Job As An Actor To Make That Subtext Come To Life.

When I Was Younger, I Was Actually Looking Forward To Getting Older, To Have More Insight, More Understanding.

As An Actor I Suppose You're Constantly Observing. I Don't Sit In Restaurants Making Notes, I Don't Live My Life In Order To Then Feed It Into My Work.

I Have The Embarrassing Thing Where Often If You're Watching A Film, You Kind Of Go Through The Emotions And The Thought Stages That Your Character Went Through, But You Sort Of Do It With Tourette's. So I End Up Often Crying When I'm Crying, And Looking Angry When I'm Looking Angry, So It's Pretty Ugly.