You Come Ready To Work When You

I Think There Is A Lot Of Overexplaining Both In Writing And Acting. People Don't Need To Be Hit On The Head.

I'm Always Very Aware Of The Physical Challenges Of Work. I Train Much More Than I Did When I Was In My Twenties, And I've Done Some Very Physical Films, And I Always Get Properly Prepared For Them And Get As Fit As I Can.

I Love To Mix It Up. I Love To Keep Doing Different Things.

A Lot Of The Projects That I Do, I Like To Be Involved With Earlier. I Just Feel That, Certainly From An Acting Point Of View, It's Easier To Do My Job, If I'm Included In What The Intentions Are, For Why People Are Doing What They're Doing, Especially With A Director.

No Matter Who The Character Is And How Big Their Role, That Each Person In The Story Is A Human Being And Deserves Respect. Even If They're In The Story For Ten Seconds, I Didn't Want You To Just See Them As This Entity Passing Through That's Serving All Of The Other People.