Metaphorically Speaking, It's Easy To Bump Into

I Know He [julian Assange] Is A Man Of Fierce Determination, And Now Living Under The Strain Of House Arrest In The Ecuadorean Embassy As A "political Exile," As He Calls Himself.

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.

When You Start Getting Jobs, And See Your Mates From Drama School, You Don't Really Want To Talk About It, Because You Have This Innate Sense Of Guilt That It's Not Fair That Others Aren't Doing Exactly What You're Doing. I Do Have That.

Laughing And Crying Are Really Similar - What Happens To Your Body. It's A Very Similar Process In Your Diaphragm. Like A Musician, You Have To Do Your Scales Once In A While And Warm Up Your Voice.

I Was Very Keen To Work On The Script With Scott Derrickson And [c. Robert] Cargill, And Working Out The Important Story Beats, Changing Lines, Upping The Comedy, Changing The Pace, All Of That Was Great Fun.