As A Child I'd Get

There Was Recently A Story Out That I Turned Down A Role In A Major Franchise. That's Not True. I Refused To Audition For It. I Didn't Get The Part. I Didn't Even Go In Because I Thought That The Part Was Just A Repackaged Version Of The Parts I Played Before In These Young Adult Films - Sort Of Moody, Masculine, But Sensitive And All This Kind Of Thing. It Was Just A Repackaged, Rather Dull Thing.

Kindness And A Generous Spirit Go A Long Way. And A Sense Of Humor. It's Like Medicine - Very Healing.

There Are Certain Things That Cut Right To The Bone, But As An Actor You Have To Because You Get Turned Down For Things All The Time. I Have A Friend Who Was Told He Didn't Get A Job Because He Was Too Hairy. I've Never Heard Anything That Bad, But You Have To Get Used To That Sort Of Thing.

For An Actor Who Has The Ability To Take A Chance, Which May Make Him Look Like A Fool, But May End In The Pot Of Gold At The End Of The Rainbow So To Speak. So You Have To Take Chances To Be A Bit Dangerous And A Bit Silly Every Now And Then And Playful.

Nepotism Is Despised In England, Which Is A Very Good Thing. I Think Something To Do With The Class System. People Really Look Down On Nepotism. So Yeah, It Never Really Works In Your Favor - Even In This Industry.