I Like All Sorts Of Chocolate. Milk

Robin Williams Is Great; It's Just Like Having A Conversation When You're Doing A Scene With Him Really. It's Just So Relaxed On The Set Whenever He's Around. Also He's Just Always Telling Jokes; He's Always On. It Must Be Funny For Him Though Because He Must Think Everyone's Brain Goes So Much Slower Than His. He's Working Overtime On All These Different Ideas That Pop Into His Head. Everyone Else Must Feel Miles Behind!

I've Got A Good Family To Support Me, So I'm Grounded In That Way.

As Always, With Acting, You Can't Be Too Self-conscious. You Shouldn't Care About What People Are Thinking About You At The Time Because They're Not Caring About You, They're Caring About The Character.

It Was Great To Do August Rush And Have All The Challenges Of Playing That Character, Especially The American Accent For The First Time And Also Playing The Guitar And The Conducting I Had To Do.

I Always Tend To See, Right After Reading The Script, The Character And How I Want To Play It. I Guess That's Sort Of Most Of The Work, Preparing For The Role, But Almost The Creation Of The Character Seems To Go On As I Read Through The Script.