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I'll Give You A List Of A Hundred Ways That I'm More Likely To Be Injured Than Belting Around A Race Track With People Who Know What They're Doing. It's Not A Place Where I Feel I'm In Unnecessary Danger.

If You're Lucky Enough To Be Involved In A Film That's About Something Very Real And That You Hope Will Continue To Hold Up In 20 Years' Time It Just Gives You More Energy And Makes It Feel All The More Worthwhile.

Just From My Own Experience, A Lot Of The Comedians I Used To Work With Were Miserable In Their Actual Lives. I Think You Need To Be Able To See A Lot Of Negative In Things In Order To Extract Material, So There's Probably Something To That. A Lot Of The People I Used To Work With Were Very, Very, Very Unfunny Offstage, So That's A Pretty Common Thing.

It's Got To Be A Challenge But At The Same Time You Have To Feel As Though You Can Play Them - It's Really Dangerous To Want To Be A Part Of Something Just Because You Think It's Going To Be Great. I've Been Sent Plenty Of Scripts Where I've Known That It's Going To Be A Great Film And A Successful One, But I Just Couldn't Convince Myself That I Was The Right Person For The Part. So, I Think You Have To Be Careful With That.

When I Was A Kid, I Would Do Stupid Things On My Bike. I'd Jump Any Ramp, I'd Jump Over People, I'd Jump Over Things - Always Crashing, Never Hurting Myself Badly But Always Wanting To Take Physical Risks.