Considering That I'm British And

I Do Think Opportunity Breeds Bravery. It's Such A Competitive Profession, No One Owes You Anything, Talent In Itself Is Not Enough. I Went To Drama School With So Many Great Actors Who Are Not Doing It Anymore And It's Circumstantial.

Africa Is Trying To Find Its Way Back To A Sense Of Itself, When Much Of That Was Lost Through Colonization.

Because I Was Aspirational, I Did My Work, I Was Respectful To My Teachers, I Experienced A Lot Of Bullying From The Black Kids. My Friends Were Largely White Or Asian.

I Think The Notion That We Are Different Just Because Of Skin Color, And That We Should Be Kept Apart Or Kept From Interbreeding, Is Very Hurtful.

Getting To Do What I Think Was My Fifth Bbc Drama With Nikki Amuka-bird - We've Done 'shoot The Messenger,' 'five Days,' 'the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency,' 'born Equal' And Now 'small Island' - Was Another Highlight For Me. And Filming In Jamaica Was Great, Too.