I've Only Played Two Sort-of Slackers, In

Doctor Who Was A Big Part Of My Childhood So It Was A Great Honour To Be In It.

A Movie Is A Creative Process From Its Conception, Through Its Writing, To Its Execution, To The Editing. I Think With The Best Films There Is Some Kind Of Contribution From One Person All The Way Through That. The Best Films Are Made By People Who Write, Direct, And Edit, So There's Continuity.

I Lived In The Cultural Equivalent Of Tatooine When I Was A Little Boy. I Didn't Live In London, I Didn't Live Right In The Middle Of Where Everything Was Happening, I Lived On The Very Edge Of It.

Like Behind The Car Or In The Pub, To Do A Scene, A Proper Nice Dramatic Scene, It's Always A Treat. And They're Usually Shot As One, So You've Got A Big Chunk Of Dialogue To Learn, And You Feel Like You're Working.

As A Kid, I Was A Huge Fan Of Movies And Acting. My Mom Was In The Sort Of Community Theater, And I Always Hung Around Down There, And I Was A Massive Fan Of Everything I'm Kind Of Involved In Now. But Fairly Ordinary And Cheeky.