I Think We All See Ourselves As

If You Look At All Of The Villains In The Course Of Human History, They've All Believed, Delusionally, In The Virtue Of Their Actions - Every Villain Is A Hero In His Own Mind.

We're Travelling Through Space And Time, We're Dealing With Gods And Monsters, But At The Heart Of The Film, From My Perspective, Is A Family - A Father, Two Sons, Two Brothers, A Mother And The Fractious, Intimate Interaction That They Have.

I Couldn't Possibly Tell You. But I Would Say Be Very Careful With Your Suppositions. People Are So Quick To Jump. That's What I Love About Playing The Character. People Are So Quick To Draw Conclusions About Who He Is. The Whole Thing About Loki Is That He's Dancing On This Liminal Line Between Redemption And Destruction. Just Be Very Careful About Drawing Conclusions Based On What You See.

I’d Like To Fight Everybody Who Wants To Make War On People. I’d Like To Fight Bullies, Actually. I’d Like To Stand Up To The Bullies In This World. I Was Actually Mugged Once In London, And I Was Completely Defenseless. They Came At Me With A… I Was Held At Knifepoint. And I Felt So Angry That I Let Them Do It And I Think I’d Like To Go Back And Say ‘look, It’s Okay’, And If They Tried To Stab Me, I Could Just Say ‘you Can Stop That Now’.

My Father And I Used To Tussle About Me Becoming An Actor. He's From Strong, Presbyterian Scottish Working-class Stock, And He Used To Sit Me Down And Say, 'you Know, 99 Percent Of Actors Are Out Of Work. You've Been Educated, So Why Do You Want To Spend Your Life Pretending To Be Someone Else When You Could Be Your Own Man?'