It's Quite Hard To Faze Me. I'm

It's Sort Of A Meat Market, The Whole Awards Thing, And I Don't Think You Can Predict It Anymore - Who's Going To Like What You've Done, If It's Worthy Or Not. And Hopefully, That's Not Why You Make A Film, Because If You're Distracted By That, Or Only Striving For That, You Don't Do It Justice.

If You're In America A Lot, It's Easy To Get Into Playing American. All Of It, The Sounds, The Energies, All Very Different. But It's Really Hard To Do The Accent. I Tend To Try And Stay In It All Day, Which Is The Only Way I Can Manage It.

I Find It Very Strange Doing Voiceover Stuff, Because You Find You Have To Enunciate And Make Stupid Faces In Order For The Point To Make Sense, Because It's Playing Against The Deadpan Simpson Face. If You're Just Speaking In The Regular Way You Speak, It Will Sound Really Boring.

A Lot Of Period Dramas Can Appear Quite Arch To Most People, Stuffy.

I Love Ambiguity. People Are That Way. People Are Very Hard To Work Out. No One Is Just Strong Or Just Fragile, Or Anything Like That.