I'd Like To Think That We Strive

There Are No Rhymes Or Reason, Actually. Having Said That, You Know, Cause There Are People Who Are Absolutely Single-minded About Their Process And They Can Still Come Up With Great Work. But (what) I Enjoy And It's The Same, I Suppose, As I Became More Of A Family Man, I Enjoy, I Enjoy An Atmosphere Where It, You Know, Doesn't Have To Be About Conflict To Get Good Results.

But The First Time I Had To Stand Up And Sing With Them Was When We Did The Pre-record For The Movie And It Was That Moment Where I Sort Of Said To Myself: "s**t, Now I Actually Have To Do This And I Have To Stand Up And Do My Stars In Your Eyes Moment!" Wake Up And Make Love With Me Was The First Song And I Thought: "here We Are With Chaz And All The Boys..."

Second Films Are, You Know, Like 'difficult Second Albums', So It's A Tricky Position To Be In But I Think He's Made A Highly Accomplished Film.

Hoodwink Is A Product Of His Environment. He Grew Up In Belfast, He Was Part Of The Uda And He Fought For What He Believed In - Or Was Brainwashed Into Believing - Because Of The People That Surrounded Him.

'the Hobbit' Was One Of The First Biggish Books I Ever Read. I Remember Vividly The 'riddles In The Dark' Passage, And It Meant A Lot To Me To Finally Get To Play It After All These Years.