I'm Passionate About Being An Actor, But

I Hadn't Been There [comic-con] Before. It's Pretty Eye-opening, When You Haven't Been There, Just With The Sheer Amount Of Fans That Are There For Different Shows And Films. It's Like A Big Fan Symposium, In A Way, As Well A Way For Film Studios And Television Studios To Really Promote Their Product To Their Loyal Audience Base. It Was An Experience.

New Zealand Is A Pretty No-nonsense Place To Work, Like Australia. I Mean It Doesn't Falter To Anyone.

There's Always A Project Around, But You Have To Pick And Choose.

I Think I Made Some Mistakes, In Different Areas, But It's Great To Be Working In A Show Again Now, Many Years Down The Track. I Have Worked In Many Other Different Shows In Australia And I've Been Able To Learn From My Mistakes. I'm Lucky That I Made Those Mistakes Early On In Australia, And I Definitely Won't Make Them Again In The States, But You've Got To Learn That Stuff.

I Think There's Always Pieces Of Yourself That Bleed Into Your Character. That's Inevitable. In Some Ways, We Have Similarities, But In Other Ways, We're Completely Different. It's Hard To Say Because I'm An Actor Living In A World Where We're All Pretty Privileged, And This Guy Is Fighting For His Life. They're Very Different Circumstances. Within Those Circumstances, There Are Probably Ways That We React To Certain Situations That Are Similar.