I Play Saxophone, I Play Tenor Sax.

For Me, I've Never Drawn A Distinction Between Live-action Acting And Performance-capture Acting. It Is Purely A Technology.

I've Done A Fair Amount Of That Stuff... When We Did 'lord Of The Rings' The Transformation Sequence From Smeagol To Gollum Was A 19-hour Make-up Job. You Have To Have A Kind Of Zen Button That You Press And Allow The Mind To Be Focused In A Certain Way.

At The Moment, My Trajectory Isn't To Think About Acting. I'm Absolutely Devoted To The Imaginarium, Our Projects And Directing. And Watching And Enabling Other Actors Do Their Thing In Our Studio Is Hugely Rewarding. I Expect At Some Point I'll Probably Want To Go Back On Stage And Do Some Theater, Because I've Not Done Theater In 10 Years.

As Long As You Have The Acting Chops And The Desire To Get Inside A Character, You Can Play Anything.

It's A Weird Thing With Acting And It Happens To A Lot Of Actors, Not Just Myself - It's Like You're Giving Off An I Really Need To Be Loved Today Vibe. My Worst Moment Recently Is I Fell Asleep On The Tube In London On The Victoria Line 8:30 In The Morning And I Woke Up And There Were About Five People With Iphones Taking Pictures.