I'm Taking A Bit Of A Wait-and-see

The Atmosphere And The Environment That You Get On A Chris Nolan Film That He And Emma [tomson] Create Is One Where You Feel Very Safe And Very Confident And Able To Experiment With Characters. It's A Great Place To Be As An Actor.

I Always Find Myself Gravitating To The Analogy Of A Maze. Think Of Film Noir And If You Picture The Story As A Maze, You Don't Want To Be Hanging Above The Maze Watching The Characters Make The Wrong Choices Because It's Frustrating. You Actually Want To Be In The Maze With Them, Making The Turns At Their Side, That Keeps It More Exciting...i Quite Like To Be In That Maze.

It's Not That Often That You Get To Have A Large Commercial Success And Then Have Something That You Want To Do That You Can Excite People About.

It's Difficult To Keep Anything Fresh For An Audience These Days. With Technology Being What It Is People Seem To Know Everything There Is To Know About A Film Before You've Even Made It.

I Don't Particularly Enjoy Watching Films In 3d Because I Think That A Well-shot And Well-projected Film Has A Very Three-dimensional Quality To It, So I'm Somewhat Sceptical Of The Technology.