I Even Feel Grateful For The Failures.

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.

I Would Always Play The Baddie, Incidentally.

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.'

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.

Just Because You're Good In Something Doesn't Mean You'll Necessarily Be Good In Something Else. You Just Try And Chase Opportunities That You Fall In Love With Or That Inspire You And Keep Doing The Work.