Artists Instinctively Want To Reflect Humanity, Their

I Find That, When I'm Working, If I Start The Day With A Run - Outside, Not In A Gym, But Just Me Out There In The Elements, With Only My Own Legs To Propel Me Forward... It's Something To Do With Just Being In The World And Getting Out Of My Own Head.

When You're Starting Out As An Actor People Are Very Interested In Who You Are Because They Want To Know Where They Can Put You. And Quite Often, And We're All Guilty Of This Is Our Lives, We Judge Very Quickly And We Pigeon-hole People Very Quickly Based On How They Look And How They Talk And How They Dress And We Think: "oh Yeah, We Know Who You Are."

I Think There's A Part Of All Of Us That Wonders How We Would Survive On An Island Untouched By Man. Even Better, An Island Untouched By Man And Inhabited By King Kong.

My Father And I Used To Tussle About Me Becoming An Actor. He's From Strong, Presbyterian Scottish Working-class Stock, And He Used To Sit Me Down And Say, 'you Know, 99 Percent Of Actors Are Out Of Work. You've Been Educated, So Why Do You Want To Spend Your Life Pretending To Be Someone Else When You Could Be Your Own Man?'

If The Loki In 'thor' Was About A Spiritual Confusion - 'who Am I? How Do I Belong In This World?' - The Loki In 'avengers' Is, 'i Know Exactly Who I Am, And I'm Going To Make This World Belong To Me.'