As An Actor, You're Trained

Some Directors Hand Over Portions Of Their Movie To Their Head Of Department To The Point Where It's Like, "i'm Not Going To Talk To You About The Costumes, But I'm Going To Let You Talk To The Expert." Rather Than, "you Want To Talk Stitching, Let's Talk Stitching. You Want To Talk Grade Of Leather? Let's."

If You Go To Africa And You're White, You're Probably Not Going To Get That Much Work Either. But The Fact Is That There Is A Longer History Of Black Integration In The U.s. I Don't Have Any Resentment About This: I Did The Maths, Calculated It Against My Ambition And Decided To Leave England.

[sometimes] I Sit In Front Of My [gaming] Console With My Headphones On And I Play. I Love That. It's A Nice Form Of Escapism.

I Think 'the Wire' Really Is Relatable. It Reflects An Ongoing Issue Across America, About Inaccuracies In Major Cities Between Rich And The Poor And Some Of The Things That Go On Behind The Red Tape Of Council And Government Bodies.

I Was In The Wire For Three Years, And I Left At The Highlight Of That.