Acting Is A Sort Of Pressure Cooker

That's What I Think Is The Biggest Challenge, Is Just Being Still And Learning How To Just Be Present In That Stillness And Not Over Do It, Not Over Act.

I Remember Once, I Read In A Horoscope, Because I'm An Aries, I Read This Terrible Thing, Which Really Affected Me, Which Said, "you Will Never Be Original. You Will Always Be An Interpreter." (laughs) I Thought, "oh My God." You Know, I Had To Live With That On My Back For [all My Life].

Yeah, I Mean, Climbing's Always Been A Massive Hobby Of Mine Up Until, Kind Of, Recent Times When I've Had Family, But No, It's Been A Driving Passion In My Life And, Uh, I've Always Wanted To Climb The Matterhorn. It Was The Mountain That, Sort Of, Inspired Me To Climb, As A Youngster. So, It Was Great To Be Able To Get To Do It.

I Have A Great Interest In Victorian Musical & Cabaret Performances And Weimar Artists So The References Are There, To Cabaret And Also All That Jazz And Other Films Where, Where There's A Kind Of (influential German Playwright Bertolt) Brecht-ian Approach, Almost To The Character Standing Outside Of Himself Or, In This Case, He's "self-séance-ing."

Every Age Has Its Storytelling Form, And Video Gaming Is A Huge Part Of Our Culture. You Can Ignore Or Embrace Video Games And Imbue Them With The Best Artistic Quality. People Are Enthralled With Video Games In The Same Way As Other People Love The Cinema Or Theatre.