After Drama School I Did

I'm Sort Of One Of Those Weird Actors Who Whenever I Do A Play, I Think, "oh, We Should Film This." As Opposed To Have To Belt It Out Of Ourselves In A Theater Auditorium.

For An Actor, It's Very Important To Get A Clear Idea Of What A Director Wants, And Their Intention For What They Want To Get Out Of A Scene And How They Want To Shoot It. Having That Knowledge Is Really Valuable, For An Actor. It Means You Can Deliver More.

Good Dialogue Is Very Important.

I'm Competitive With Myself, Not At The Expense Of Everything Around Me. I Never Wanted To Be A Movie Star. I Just Wanted To Act.

I Think It's Dangerous To Get Into Ideas Of Planning Careers.