I Tended To Favour The Piano Over

And I Think That, Of Course, There Is Some Dysfunction Of Needing To Be Liked Or Noticed Or To Feel Part Of Things, Something Going On There For Most Actors. For Some There's Not And I Think They Really Struggle With It.

I Lived With A Coffee Farmer Called Dukale On A Trip I Made With World Vision To Ethiopia, And Realised There's No Good Reason For The Disparity In Opportunity Around The World.

As You Get Older You Have More Respect And Empathy For Your Parents. Now I Have A Great Relationship With Both Of Them.

I Find That Kid Actors Are Great Reminders Of The Simplicity Of Acting. As You Get Older, You Can Sometimes Complicate Things A Little More. You Can Become Too Aware Of, 'okay, This Is The Scene Emotionally. This Is Where We Need To Be. We've Got The Climax Coming Up.' You Can Start To Analyze It Too Much.

The Last 10 Years I Have Had To Bulk Up For Roles And I'm Naturally Skinny, So I Have Eaten And Killed So Many Chickens! I Wouldn't Even Want To Count. I Need To Balance That Out.