To Play Bond, Though, And Then For

I'd Rather Feel Empathy For A Character That's Fictional, So It Doesn't Quite Tie Into Personal Experience As Much.

My Mother Works In A Bank And My Dad Is The Head Of My Management Team And Also Works In Finance.

There Is A Story That You Have To Tell Within A Certain Amount Of Time, And You Can Only Show So Much Of The Character. So As Much As The Script Is Born From The Source Material, There Are Certain Limitations.

I Go To Work, I Do A Job, I Play A Role, And Then I Go Home. I Don't Wear A Cape At Home. I'm Not An Invulnerable Alien At Home.

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.