I Hear God As An Audible Voice.

I Do Think Opportunity Breeds Bravery. It's Such A Competitive Profession, No One Owes You Anything, Talent In Itself Is Not Enough. I Went To Drama School With So Many Great Actors Who Are Not Doing It Anymore And It's Circumstantial.

I Love That As A Black Person I've Experienced Not Being A Minority. I Think That's Helped Me To Combat The Minority Mentality People Can Have Here, Which Can Stop Them Scaling The Heights.

If You Merely Focus On What We Already Know, Then It's Not Revelatory. You May As Well Just Go And Watch A Documentary Or A Few Videos On Youtube, And You're Good.

There Is Still A Fundamental Misunderstanding, When It Comes To Observing That When Someone Is Black And Someone Is White, Then That Difference Is Enough To Warrant The Idea That They Shouldn't Be Together. We Are So Much More Alike In Nature Than We Are Different, And My Ambition With The Roles I Choose To Do Is To Break Down That Prejudice, By Showing How Much I - As A Man - Am Just A Man.

Dr. Martin Luther King Was Never A Man To Say 'i've Got This' As The Leader Of The Movement. He Wasn't Always Sure That His Decisions Were Correct, Because He Knew Every Decision He Made Was Putting Lives At Risk, Including His And His Family's Lives.