The World I've Grown Into

When You're Starting Out As An Actor People Are Very Interested In Who You Are Because They Want To Know Where They Can Put You. And Quite Often, And We're All Guilty Of This Is Our Lives, We Judge Very Quickly And We Pigeon-hole People Very Quickly Based On How They Look And How They Talk And How They Dress And We Think: "oh Yeah, We Know Who You Are."

I Feel As Though The Cardboard Box Of My Own Reality Has Been Flattened And Blown Open. Now I Can See The Edge Of The World.

Whenever I Come Back To London, Which Is Home, I Get That Cosy, Comfortable Feeling Of Being Home, As Well As The Sophistication Of This City.

I Try Not To Make Plans. God Always Laughs At Your Plans. I’m Going To Keep The Door Open, And Keep The Page Blank, And See What Gets Painted Upon It.

I Thought Theater People Wouldn't See Me If I Hadn't Trained. I Didn't Want To Just Be The Brideshead Guy, To Spend The Rest Of My Life Wearing Waistcoats. I Got The Chance To Try Everything. Not Just Romeos, But Pimps And Grandfathers And Even One Role As A Woman In A Naomi Wallace Play Called Slaughter City.