Not Every Job Is A Good Job.

If You Have Superpowers And No One Can Actually Cause You Any Physical Harm, Then Everything Has To Be Very Thought-through. You Almost Have To Fake At Being Human.

I Often Find During A Day Of Shooting I Will Speak In An American Accent All Day Long When I'm Doing Dialogue. At The End Of The Day, It Often Takes An Effort When I'm Talking To My Fiancee To Bring My English Back Just Because You're So Used To Speaking That Way.

If I Spend All My Time Being Upset About Having Lost A Job, Then The Next However Many Auditions I Have Are Going To Be Useless. So As You're Going Through The Process, You Get Excited And Put Your All Into It. But You Don't Get Carried Away, Because Until You Do The Thing, Nothing Hasn't Happened Yet. The Rest Is Just Talk.

At Boarding School There Wasn't Much Time For Much Of Anything Except Education.

Getting The Role Like This Is Such Awonderful Opportunity... I Remember Looking In The Mirror And Going 'i'm Superman'.