I Haven't Done Period Dramas Back-to-back, Or

Maybe It's Because I Was An Only Child, But I've Always Wanted Kids.

My Assessment Of Julian Assange Is A Professional One, Really, Of What He's Managed To Achieve, And The Idea That He Came Up With, Which Set The World Alight And Continues To Inspire Others Like Snowden [nsa Leaker Edward Snowden], About The Secret Goings-on That Are Done In Our Name With Our Tax Dollars On Behalf Of Big Business Or Politics. He Launched The Revolutionary Idea That Citizens Can Start To Claim Back A Paradigm For Questioning Power Structures And Those In Authority Through An Anonymous, Whistle-blowing Website.

As An Actor, You Are Aware Of How A Role Can Seep Into Your Real Life.

I Was Very Nervous About Doing The Entertainment Weekly Cover, Because I Thought, "okay, This Is The First Taste, This Is The First Visual Moment." By Then I Obviously Knew A Lot Of The More Iconic Moments In His Comic History, But Still It's Me. It's Not A Drawing, It's Not An Artist; It's Me And I'm Kinda Frightened, But It Seemed To Go Down.

When You Start Getting Jobs, And See Your Mates From Drama School, You Don't Really Want To Talk About It, Because You Have This Innate Sense Of Guilt That It's Not Fair That Others Aren't Doing Exactly What You're Doing. I Do Have That.