I Even Feel Grateful For The Failures.

I Don't Think I've Ever Been Face To Face With Pure Evil, So I Don't Think I've Ever Seen It With My Own Eyes. But I Do Understand Human Frailty And I Do Understand The Capacity Of People To Be Intermittently Noble And Virtuous And Fallible.

Do The Work, Enjoy The Work, Take It Seriously, Don't Take Yourself Seriously And Keep Your Head Down!

The Weird Thing About Serious Acting Is I've Always Done Impressions Of People, All My Life, And I Did The Thing Called A Balloon Debate. The Idea Is There's A Hot Air Balloon Traveling Across The Atlantic And It's Going Down And You Have To Give A Speech As To Why You Should Stay In The Balloon. Six People Are Going To Be Chucked Out And You Want To Stay.

I Couldn't Possibly Tell You. But I Would Say Be Very Careful With Your Suppositions. People Are So Quick To Jump. That's What I Love About Playing The Character. People Are So Quick To Draw Conclusions About Who He Is. The Whole Thing About Loki Is That He's Dancing On This Liminal Line Between Redemption And Destruction. Just Be Very Careful About Drawing Conclusions Based On What You See.

I'm An Actor, And Part Of My Joy And My Curiosity About The Job That I Do, Is That Actors Have The Privilege Of Exploring Human Nature In Different Ways.