I Certainly Gained A Lot By Reading

The Actor Shouldn't Edit Themselves Or Be Anxious. And The Actors That I Admire Are Always The Ones Who Are Inventive And Their Imaginative Life In Free-willing. It's A Director's Job To Go, "no Here, Don't Do That, Go There."

As An Actor, There's A Bit Of You That's Decided You Want To Be Looked At And Watched, But There's A Paradoxical Bit That Wants To Run Away.

I Should Say, A Piece Of Advice That Was Given To Me Very Early On By The Principle Of Rada (royal Academy Of Dramatic Art) Which Is Where I Went. When He Auditioned Me, He Said, "your Speech, Monologue, Is Fine. It's Good. Yeah, I Think You Have Ability But You're Making It Happen. Don't Make It Happen, Let It Happen." And That's A Sort Of Subtle Shift I Think, As An Actor.

When You Meet Women, Don't Pretend To Be Anything That You're Not.

I Don't Feel I'm Playing Villains All The Time.