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I've Always Had, Like, From The Age Of About 11, I've Had Such An Intolerance For Bad Behaviour Of Actors That I Don't Think I Was Ever Going To Be That Person.

I'd Love To Play Puck In 'a Midsummer Night's Dream.'

Richard [griffiths] Was By My Side During Two Of The Most Important Moments Of My Career. In August 2000, Before Official Production Had Even Begun On Potter, We Filmed A Shot Outside The Dursleys', Which Was My First Ever Shot As Harry. I Was Nervous And He Made Me Feel At Ease. Seven Years Later, We Embarked On 'equus' Together. It Was My First Time Doing A Play But, Terrified As I Was, His Encouragement, Tutelage And Humor Made It A Joy. In Fact, Any Room He Walked Into Was Made Twice As Funny And Twice As Clever Just By His Presence.

What I Learned Is That Acting Is To A Large Extent About Trying To Stave Off Self-doubt Long Enough To Be Natural And Real Onstage.

I Don't Want To Say I'll Never Play Someone With A Cockney Accent, But I Think I Would Be Irritated By Me Doing It.