The 60s Had Completely Changed How People

America And Europe Are So Different In The Way They Conceive Of Themselves And Art And Cinema.

Daniel Day-lewis Is Particularly A Sort Of Beacon I've Been Following For Some Time. For God's Sake, I'm Not Even In His League But He Inspires Me Because He's Not Interested In Playing Himself; He's Only Interested In Playing Other People And The Whole Thing Is Like An Adventure For Him, It Seems To Me. It's Some Kind Of Spiritual Exploration, Which Is An Amazing, Noble Thing.

Everybody Is Great And The Chemistry Is Different With Everyone. That Is The Joy Of Acting - You Really Don't Know How It Is Going To Go Until You Turn Up. It's Like Playing Tennis, You Can't Plan For The Match You Are Going To Play Until You Are Actually Up Against Your Opponent And What Happens, Happens. That Is The Joy Of Being On Set.

If The Loki In 'thor' Was About A Spiritual Confusion - 'who Am I? How Do I Belong In This World?' - The Loki In 'avengers' Is, 'i Know Exactly Who I Am, And I'm Going To Make This World Belong To Me.'

As An Actor, It's Much, Much Easier To Be Really Nasty To Someone That You Really Like.