Leading Man Seems To Quite

Basically, Every Character I've Ever Played, I've Based Entirely On Internal Conflict. And I Love Doing That, Because I Think It's Very Human.

There's Something About Michael J. Fox That I Loved When He Did All The '80s Stuff. His Way Of Performing All The Physicality, Which Is Why It's So Tragic Now, But The Way He Used His Body So Much As Well, I Loved.

In A Love Scene That's Really Advantageous Because You Don't Have That Horrible Moment Of: "we Don't Really Know What We're Supposed To Be Doing, We Just Know We're Supposed To Be Snogging And Then Shagging." Then The Director Shouts "action" And It's Like: "should I Feel Her Boobs? I Don't Want To Feel Her Boobs!"

As An Actor Sometimes You Can Be A Bit Emotional And Forceful, And That's Not Always The Way To Be.

Passing My Motorcycle Theory Test Gave Me A Disproportionate Feeling Of Greatness.