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I Find That What Doubt Does, Or Fear, Is It Makes You Come Up With As Many Ideas As You Possibly Can. And On Film That Works 'cause You're Then Handing Over That Fear To The Director, Who Has To Make Sense Of All Those Options!

A Lot Of People Think Theatre Must Be Much Harder Work Than Film, But Anything Histrionic Or Superfluous Gets Seen On Camera So You Have To Work To Distil It Into A Complete Sense Of What's True.

I Always Try To Describe Making Movies Like Summer Camp, Or Some Holiday Where You Spend All Day, Every Day With A New Group Of People Whom You Kind Of Love And Then Never See Again.

Listen, Acting Is Not Surgery, It's Entertainment. You're Doing Something To Hopefully Move People, To Make Them Laugh, To Transport Them. But Actors Are Vulnerable, And The Reason We're Vulnerable Is That We're Always Trying To Recreate Human Behaviour.

As A Runner On A Film, You Are The Lowest Of The Low, And Yet You Have Incredible Access To Everyone. I Can Totally Imagine That For Actors In The Middle Of A Hollywood Bubble, All They Really Want Is A Sense Of Normality, And That Gopher Can Be A Tap For That.