I’d Say A Man Is

It Is Obvious When An Actor Has Put Work Into Prep And Research And Understanding Their Character, And They're Making Choices, Because That's What Happens When You Take The Time - Or Have The Time - To Really Think About The Material, But That Only Accounts For About 60% Of What Happens On The Day. When You're In The Moment, You Throw It All Away. Well, You Don't Throw It All Away, But It's In You Now, And Everything Is Reactionary In That Moment And You Have To Be Honest And Present And Listening.

I Don't Really Look Around And Say, 'i've Made It.' I Just Look Around And Think How Fortunate I Am To Work With The People I'm Working With.

It's Like, To Me, Acting Is Like A Child Walking In The Park, The Better The Actor, The Greater The Playground He Has.

I Started Doing Roles And Working With People That I Really Respected And Became Passionate About The Art Form Of Acting. And I'm Still Trying To Figure It Out. Still Learning.

I Just Love Being In The U.k.