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I Know I Haven't Done It. I've Done A Couple Of Films, Which Were Intended To Go Straight Up. Thankfully They Didn't. So Now, I Think That's What I Need To Do. I Just Need To Grow As An Actor.

In Fact, When I Met Kit Harington First, He Was Pretty Much Feeling How I'm Feeling Today - At A Photo Shoot And You've Had No Sleep. He Was Just A Really Nice, English, Down-to-earth Guy. No Pretense, Nothing.

I Guess If Everything Went Tits Up, Having No Work Whatsoever, Obviously You Have To Do Something Else. At The Moment I Don't See Myself Quitting, But I'm Open Minded About It.

Auditioning Is A Funny One. It's All About Energy. If You Walk Into A Room And The Room Feels Off Or The People Feel Off, That Can Set You Off. If The Room Is Very Small. I Know Which Casting Directors I Should Go To, Because The Place Is Conducive To Doing A Good Job And The People Are Conducive And I Know The Other Ones Aren't, In Which Case I Send In A Tape.

With Acting, I've Got A Character To Inhabit. You've Got To Think About Your Intentions And Your Directions. In Modeling, Even Though There's An Act To It, A Good Model Is A Good Model. For Me It's Uncomfortable Territory. You Start To Feel Quite Insecure About Yourself. There's Nothing Between You And The Camera, And It's Just You.