[while Voicing Cartoons] You Have To Lose

One Of The Fears Of Having Too Much Work Is Not Having Time To Observe. And Once You Get Recognised, There Is Nowhere For You To Look Any More. You Can't Sit On A Night Bus And Watch It All Happen.

I Had A Very Sparse Comic Upbringing - Not Because I Was Being Whipped Into Reading Chekhov And Dickens, But I Read Asterix On Holidays When I Was A Kid, And Tin Tin Was Featured, I Remember, For A Few Years.

I Genuinely Don't Know Julian Assange Well. To Authenticate An Opinion, I Really Would Have To Meet Him.

The Training Gave Me The Building Blocks To Get Through It. A Production Of That Scale, In A Theater That Big, You Are Going To Struggle To Keep Your Voice At First-run Perfectness. All That Work I Did - The Pull-ups And Pushups - Helped Keep My Body Fit. Hamlet, The Show, Is A Cardiovascular Workout Of About Three Hours, Never Mind The Mental, Soul-crushing Element Of It.

I Ate Healthily, But There Was No Snacking, No Drinking, No Bread, No Sugar, No Smoking. Afterwards I Had A Pork Belly Roast.