I Even Feel Grateful For The Failures.

I Suppose My Understanding Of Villains Is That They're Just People Who Are Infected By All Of The Darker Instincts - That They Haven't Got The Discipline To Make The Right Choices.

I Truly Think Any Preparation You Do Only Helps And Adds Dimension And Complexity To The Work [as An Actor].

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."

The Thing About Playing Gods, Whether You're Playing Thor And Loki Or Greco Roman Gods Or Indian Gods Or Characters In Any Mythology, The Reason That Gods Were Invented Was Because They Were Basically Larger Versions Of Ourselves.

It Is So Rare As An Actor To Be Allowed The Chance To Revisit A Role And To Go Back To A Character That You Already Built, And Lived Inside, And Understood. To Take It Further To Another Stage Is A Huge Privilege.