I'm Never Shaken Or Stirred.

One Of My First Jobs Was In A Soap Opera, Five Days A Week. And What I Found Is, Although There Are Different Directors Coming In And Different Crews, You Just Lived In Your Character. It's The Nature Of The Story, The Ongoing Story, And It Can Get Deeper And Deeper.

Even When I Went To America I Didn't Work For Four Years. It Wasn't Like I Came To New York And It Was The Land Of Milk And Honey. It Was Just As Much Of A Hard Graft. But There's A Lot More Opportunity Nowadays Across The Board For Actors, No Matter What Color You Are, With The Internet And Small Productions.

Bond? It Is A Bit Like Saying, 'do You Want To Play Superman?' Anyone Would Dream Of It. It's One Of The Most Coveted Roles In Film. I'd Be Honoured. But I Don't Know If It Will Actually Happen. I'm Just Happy With The Idea Of Being Associated With It. It's Nice There's A Lot Of Good Will.

[sometimes] I Sit In Front Of My [gaming] Console With My Headphones On And I Play. I Love That. It's A Nice Form Of Escapism.

Some Directors Hand Over Portions Of Their Movie To Their Head Of Department To The Point Where It's Like, "i'm Not Going To Talk To You About The Costumes, But I'm Going To Let You Talk To The Expert." Rather Than, "you Want To Talk Stitching, Let's Talk Stitching. You Want To Talk Grade Of Leather? Let's."