The 60s Had Completely Changed How People

We're Travelling Through Space And Time, We're Dealing With Gods And Monsters, But At The Heart Of The Film, From My Perspective, Is A Family - A Father, Two Sons, Two Brothers, A Mother And The Fractious, Intimate Interaction That They Have.

I Always Thought Of Running As Just Dancing Forward.

I Don't Want To Be Quoted As 'tom Hiddleston, Psychologist Says...' But There Is A Psychological Aspect To Being An Actor. We Are Particular Students Of Human Nature - Not Every Actor Is, Of Course, But That's What Fascinates Me About Being An Actor.

Never Stop. Never Stop Fighting. Never Stop Dreaming. And Don’t Be Afraid Of Wearing Your Heart On Your Sleeve - In Declaring The Films That You Love, The Films That You Want To Make, The Life That You’ve Had, And The Lives You Can Help Reflect In Cinema. For Myself, For A Long Time… Maybe I Felt Inauthentic Or Something, I Felt Like My Voice Wasn’t Worth Hearing, And I Think Everyone’s Voice Is Worth Hearing. So If You’ve Got Something To Say, Say It From The Rooftops.

I Definitely Go Through Periods Where I'm In A Particular Mood, Or There's A Consistent Imaginative Context That I Feel I'm In, And I'm Drawn To Certain Things. I Can Sometimes Feel It When I'm Moving Away From Something That I Was Once Interested In - An Idea Or An Exploration Of Particular Relationships. I Go, 'well, I Think I've Done That And I Don't Want To Do It Again.'