In The End, You Will Always Kneel.

I Think The Early Years, The First Decade Of Your Life, Is The Most Formative In A Way.

I'm Grateful For People Who Have Believed In Me When Others Might Not Have.

I Think A Healthy Connection With The Natural World Actually Makes Us More Human.

I Thought Theater People Wouldn't See Me If I Hadn't Trained. I Didn't Want To Just Be The Brideshead Guy, To Spend The Rest Of My Life Wearing Waistcoats. I Got The Chance To Try Everything. Not Just Romeos, But Pimps And Grandfathers And Even One Role As A Woman In A Naomi Wallace Play Called Slaughter City.

When A New Project Comes Along, I Want To Know That The Experience Is Going To Be Challenging And Exciting. Part Of Me Is Going To Be Drawn To Doing Something New And Also The Satisfaction Of Intellectual Curiosity.