As An Audience Member And As An

It's The Worst Thing If You're Sitting There In The Theater, Going, "oh, That's The Guy Who Dates This Person And Likes To Do This In The Morning And That In The Afternoon." Then You're Just Watching A Brand, As Opposed To An Actor.

Any Good Kitchen Should Be Stocked Up In Oysters, Shouldn't They?

Scratch The Surface Of What's Socially Normal. I Suppose In Some Way All Of Us Have Something We Display To The Public And Things We Feel Too Ashamed Of Or Uncomfortable With To Reveal To Other People.

'cause I Do So Much Homework I'm Good To Go On The First Take; I Don't Want To Rehearse. I Like The Element Of What's Unpredictable Of That First Take And Nobody Knows What's Going To Happen, And I'm A Big Fan Of That.

I Believe That If You Go And See A Film You Should Have To Sort Of Invest Something Yourself And You Have To Do A Little Bit Of The Work As An Audience Member, So When You Leave The Cinema You Should Be Having Those Conversations Either With Yourself - If You're Crazy Like Me- Or With Friends Afterwards.