I'm Really Not Sherlock Holmes.

I Think With Any Characterization There's A Point Where You Empathize, No Matter How Much Of A Deviance His Or Her Actions May Be From Your Understanding Of Humanity.

I Still Find To Give An Interview To Be Difficult, As Any Person Who Deals With The Press Will Tell You. That's Why It's Nice, With This One, To Talk To A Friend. But Sometimes With A Coffee And A Friendly Smile, I Suddenly Start Talking Without Thinking About How It's Going To Be Read.

I'm Aware Of The Power Of Looks. I've Wanted To Play Roles That Have Gone To Much Better-looking People And You Just Think 'oh Well, That's The Pin Up Guy's An Actor Like My Friend James Mcavoy, Who's Gorgeous On Screen. I'm Not That. But At Least I Don't Have To Worry About Taking Precious Care Of My Face Because It's My Commodity. That's A Great Freedom. I'm Not Afraid Of Being Heinous For The Sake Of A Part

I Love Theatre, And You Learn Too Much As An Actor And Enjoy Too Much Of It Not To Want To Go Back A Lot.

Kevin Feige Said To Me: "i Don't Think We've Ever Put An Actor Through Quite As Much As This, Physically And Mentally." I'll Wear That As A Badge Of Honour. It Was Endless.