My Take Is That Acting

Acting Is A Sort Of Pressure Cooker That Allows The Fizz To Come Out The Top. God Knows What I'd Be Like If I Didn't Have That.

It's A Weird Thing With Acting And It Happens To A Lot Of Actors, Not Just Myself - It's Like You're Giving Off An I Really Need To Be Loved Today Vibe. My Worst Moment Recently Is I Fell Asleep On The Tube In London On The Victoria Line 8:30 In The Morning And I Woke Up And There Were About Five People With Iphones Taking Pictures.

For Me, I've Never Drawn A Distinction Between Live-action Acting And Performance-capture Acting. It Is Purely A Technology.

I'd Like To Think That We Strive In Film And Theatre To Tell Great Stories, And I Believe In The Power Of Storytelling In Our Culture.

I've Done A Fair Amount Of That Stuff... When We Did 'lord Of The Rings' The Transformation Sequence From Smeagol To Gollum Was A 19-hour Make-up Job. You Have To Have A Kind Of Zen Button That You Press And Allow The Mind To Be Focused In A Certain Way.