It's Always Important To Have The Blessing.

Thus, A Vision Of The Whole Gradually Grew For Me That Was Nourished By The Various Experiences And Realizations I Had Encountered Along My Theological Path. I Rejoiced To Be Able To Say Something Of My Own, Something New And Yet Completely Within The Faith Of The Church. The Feeling Of Aquiring A Theological Vision That Was Ever More Clearly My Own Was The Most Wonderful Experience Of Those Years.

When You Freefall For 7,000 Feet It Doesn't Feel Like You're Falling: It Feels Like You're Floating, A Bit Like Scuba Diving.

Even The Cerebral Characters I Play Seem To Have Physical Quirks. They're All "physically Inhabited," For Lack Off A Better Expression. For Instance, Sherlock Holmes Has Very Particular Physical Gestures Which Are Drawn Out In Such Detail.

I Know That Might Sound Perverse Because I Played Julian Assange But, Honestly, I Don't Think It Would Be Fair For Me To Judge The Man. I Realize That Makes Me A Bit Of A Hypocrite Because I Was Portraying Him A Certain Way, But We Were Always Open To The Fact That This Was An Interpretation, Not Any Kind Of Exact Evidence Of Who The Man Was.

If People Ask, 'are You Sherlock Holmes?', It's Horribly Naff, But I Say, 'i'm Not, I Just Look A Bit Like Him' - Which Is How I Feel. There Are Bad Attributes Of His That I Really Don't Share!