I Do Probably 80 Or 90 Per

If You're Playing A Historical Character That's In The Public Consciousness, Then Obviously You've Got To Make An Effort To Look Like That Person And There's A Huge Amount Of Historical Record There That You Have To Kind Of Comply To.

As An Actor, I Like To Get A Bit Of Momentum Going With A Character And Kind Of Work A Bit Quicker. I Mean, Not Crazy-fast, But, You Know, Five Or Six Pages A Day Is A Nice Pace.

Well, Ive Always Been A Character Actor, You Know, And You Always Get Your Share Of Character Actors Who Are Bad Guys.

I Do Like Working On Independent Films Where It Is A Smaller Budget And Less Pressure. The Pace Is Also Quicker Than That Of A Big Budget Film. You Are Shooting At A Fairly Fast Pace. Sitting Around For Three Or Four Days Can Be Quite Draining. So I Guess In Terms Of Film Or Television, I Would Say Filming An Independent Feature.

I Suppose I Look For Humor In Most Situations Because It Humanizes Things; It Makes A Character Much More Three-dimensional If There's Some Kind Of Humor. Not Necessarily Laugh-out-loud Type Of Stuff, Just A Sense That There Is A Humorous Edge To Things. I Do Like That.