Being A Superhero Is A Lot Of

You Have A Visceral, Physical Response To Being In [the Real] Places, And The Sights And Sounds And The Smells Just Bring Something Else Out In You. You're Not Having To Fake That Or Imagine That. It's There. It Becomes As Much An Act Of Something You Bounce Off As The Other People You're Working With.

Eating When You're Not Hungry And Taking In That Amount Of Food Is Exhausting.

It Is Often Difficult To Watch Yourself Onscreen, Especially 60-feet High. As An Actor, It Is An Uncomfortable Experience.

Here's Your Opportunity, Now You've Got To Make Something Of It.

My Mum Always Used To Say To Me That, Out Of Her Three Boys, 'chris, You Were The Girl!' I'd Speak To Her About Far More Things (than My Brothers Would) And Far More Things Than She Needed To Hear About, Too. I Was A Chatty Kid.