I've Been Reading The Books. It's The

If I'm Playing Someone Who's Smart, Suddenly Every Character I've Played Is Smart. If I'm Playing A Bad Guy, Every Character Is A Bad Guy. I Suppose It's That Thing Where People Want To See A Through-line To Understand You. I Mean, You Know, I Have Played Pretty Ordinary People Too.

[role Of Dr.strange] Gives Me An Excuse As An Actor To Be Learning With My Character, Which Is Something You Can Do Authentically - I'm Not A Martial Arts Expert, I'm Certainly No Sorcerer, So All These Things, The Movement Of The Body, The Physicality, The Changes He Goes Through Mentally And Physically, Obviously We're Not Shooting In Sequence, But It's A Great Part.

I Am A Pr Disaster Because I Talk Too Much.

I Have Actual Acting Scars.

I'm Aware Of The Power Of Looks. I've Wanted To Play Roles That Have Gone To Much Better-looking People And You Just Think 'oh Well, That's The Pin Up Guy's An Actor Like My Friend James Mcavoy, Who's Gorgeous On Screen. I'm Not That. But At Least I Don't Have To Worry About Taking Precious Care Of My Face Because It's My Commodity. That's A Great Freedom. I'm Not Afraid Of Being Heinous For The Sake Of A Part