I'm Actually As Common As

It Starts With The Writing - Which Is Really, Really Good. And The Production Values Are Phenomenal. Hbo And Sky Have Spent Money On It, And You Get What You Pay For. This Has Money Put Into It Properly - Not Lavish Amounts - But As Each Season Is Successful, They Maintain The Money That's Being Spent To Maintain The Quality.

I'm Playing One Of The Principal Roles, Which Gives You More Clout And More Confidence.

It's A Question Of Keeping One's Eyes And Ears Open And Watching How Other People Play The Game. They're Watching Me Too, To See What My Attitude Is Like.

A Car To Pick Me Up Every Day, A Chair With My Name On It, Everybody Being Very Polite... What Can You Do Except Sit Back And Watch It All, Try To Take It All In?

We Get A Successful Television Series Or Something, And Next Season They Give You Less Time And Less Money, Which Is Something I've Never Really Understood. That Doesn't Happen With Game Of Thrones.