Scratch The Surface Of What's Socially Normal.

[as An Actor] I Have Ideas, But Things Should Always Be Fluid. You Should Always Be Ready To Follow An Instinct. Something Might Reveal Itself On The Day.

Some Actors Might Just Do One Thing, And Another Actor Does Another Thing. I Do An Awful Lot Of Preparation With The Script, Really. What I Do Is Repeat The Script, Over And Over And Over Again. Through That, It's Almost Like It Seeps Into My Enamel. I'm Reading All The Characters, As Well As My Own. That Is Where The Bulk Of My Preparation Goes Into.

I Think That Idea Of Alienation, For Whatever Reason, Is Still Very Prevalent Within Our Society And A Lot Of People Deal With It - Most People Deal With It At Some Point In Their Life Unless They're Sort Of The Golden Child. I Think That's Something That We All Need To Address.

As An Actor, It's Always Been Good To Be Working At All.

If There's Friends Around, I'll Cook. Or If I Have A Girlfriend. But On My Own I Kind Of Fell Out Of The Habit Of It, And It's A Shame Really Because I Know It's Good For Me. It's Something Quite Therapeutic.