I Know In My Life

I Guess You Could Say I've Been In My Share Of Violent Movies.

Philip Is Being Very Vocal About It. For Me, I Don't Think The Story Isn't At All Anti-religious In Any Way. I Think What's It More Against Is The Control And The Misuse Of Power That Any Organised Religion, Or Any Political Organisation Exercises Over The People They're Supposed To Represent. I Think That, For Me, Is What's Important In The Movie.

Having A Sense Of Humour Is Really Key. You Have To Have A Sense Of Humour With These Things And I've Just Tried To Remain Who I Am. My Life Has Changed. It's Changed In The Fact That I Don't Have The Freedoms I Did Before, But I've Also Got A Huge Amount Of Other Freedoms That Came Along With It.

I Don't Say: 'can't Do That', 'won't Do That'. I've Never Thought In That Way About Work.

It's Not Like I Go Out There To Be A Sex Symbol. I Mean, It's Nice Of Course - But Embarrassing.