I Like Books That Are Exciting And

I've Grown Up With My Parents' Music Tastes, Listening To Fleetwood Mac And The Rolling Stones.

I Think When You Get On With The Actors That You're Working With, Even If You Do Have Really Intimate Scenes, As Long As You Get On Well, And Have A Bit Of A Laugh While Doing It, Then It's Fine.

When I Am On Set Or Rehearsing For The Play, The Only Thing I Can Talk About Is The Work I'm Doing. In That Way, I Home In On What I Am Doing At The Time. So Maybe I Am A Terrible Multitasker.

I Appreciate The Written Word And Spoken Word More, But Atonement Sort Of Established So Much Of Me. It Was A Character That Didn't Really Speak, And I Found That A Lot Of The Roles I Was Gravitating Toward After That Were Kind Of Nonverbal.

I Don't Look At Rushes, Or I Don't Go To The Dailies. I Don't Even Really Look At Playback Unless It's An Action Scene Or A Move That I Need To Do Better, Something Like That.