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I'll Always Do 'sherlock' - It's Something I'm Not Going To Give Up On.

Sometimes During A Conversation With A Journalist - Where You Are Answering Things You Never Normally Talk About, Not Even With Some Of Your Closest Friends - You End Up Being Quite Confessional, And You Don't Think About The Amplification Of That. No Matter How Fancy These Journalists Are, They Have Editors Or Political Leanings Behind Their Publications, Which Means That, Basically, They're Going To Shape What You've Said Into An Article They've Already Written. So You Have To Be Really Careful With Your Words.

There's A Huge Amount Of Footage Of Julian [ Assange] Online, But He's Usually In Presentation Or Defending Mode, Talking About His Cause, Or The Revelations Which Wikileaks Have Brought About. There's None Of Assange Relaxing Or In Private Mode. There's None Of The Personality I Tried To Give Him Behind Closed Doors [in The Fifth Estate ].

I'm Quite Sensitive To People Noticing Me. There Are Times When I'm Relaxed, Then Others When It Does Make Me Self-conscious.

I Remember Very Clearly Someone Saying, 'don't Shake Hands With The Cactus,' And I Thought, 'well, Why Not? What Could Possibly Go Wrong?' Shaking Hands Is A Friendly Gesture.