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You Get Those Occasional Moments When You're Absolutely Calm, And You've Just Done Something That Would Have Scared You Shitless Earlier That Day, And You've Just Done It Like It Was Nothing. I Find That Very Relaxing.

It's Got To Do With Putting Yourself In Other People's Shoes And Seeing How Far You Can Come To Truly Understand Them. I Like The Empathy That Comes From Acting.

Putting On Weight Is Easy All The Way Through. But After The First Couple Of Weeks, The Novelty Wears Off Very Quickly, And Your Body Is Groaning And Starting To Really Shout At You, Saying, 'why? Why? Why? Why Are You Doing This?'

I Don't Think I Was Particularly In Need Of Superheroes. I Never Had Any Fascination With Superman Or Spider-man Or A Batman Kind Of Character. If It Happened At All, It Was Imagined Characters That I Had Invented. My Dad Was A Role Model For Me. He Was A Fascinating Man. There Was Intrigue And Entertainment Growing Up With Him. He Gave Me An Edict That I Still Pursue: “life Should Never Be Boring."

You're Creating A Different World And The Actor's Job Is To Be Able To Convince The Audience To Enter Into That World, Whether It Be Actually Something That You Recognize From Your Own Life Or Not.