I Don't Want To Miss

It Was Great. I Got To Hang Out With Him [martin Freeman As Bilbo Baggins], And I Kept A Straight Face For A Bit And Then I Started Giggling Because I Know Martin, I Don't Know Bilbo. For Martin To Be Sitting There Playing Bilbo Is Amazing. He's Going To Be Amazing, He's Going To Be Fantastic In This Film.

I Had Parents Who Were Working Actors, Who Did Really Well In Their Careers, But It Was A Living. So It Was A Reality For Me Growing Up; It Wasn't A Fantasy. It Wasn't Sitting There Going, "i Want To Be Adored." It Wasn't That At All. Not To Say That The Screams Of Fans Aren't A Smile-raiser, But That Was Never The Pull For Me.

[while Voicing Cartoons] You Have To Lose Your Sanity And Inhibitions And Any Kind Of Dignity And Just Throw Yourself Around A Bit.

Looking For Happiness Is A Sure Way To Sadness, I Think. You Have To Take Each Moment As It Comes.

Laughing And Crying Are Really Similar - What Happens To Your Body. It's A Very Similar Process In Your Diaphragm. Like A Musician, You Have To Do Your Scales Once In A While And Warm Up Your Voice.