The Point Of Acting Is To Pretend

I Remember Going, "i'm Really Excited About This - I Really Want It To Happen. It Would Be A Wonderful Opportunity." But If Something Doesn't Happen, Then It Doesn't Happen. My Mother And Father Sort Of Raised Me To Look At Things That Way.

To Play Bond, Though, And Then For The World To Perceive You In A Certain Way, Is Very Different From Playing Superman. Bond Is Not This Ideal Figure.

People Have This Belief That Actors Are Able To Go Out There And Say, 'oh I Choose This Job,' But Most Of The Time We're Just Taking The Job We Can Get. We Don't Just Get Offered Thousands Of Jobs; We Might Earn One Job A Year And That's The One We'll Take Because We've Got To Pay The Rent.

As Much As I Do Love Real-life Stories They Can Often Make You Hurt In A Way I'd Rather Not Hurt. . . . For Some Reason, It's Always The Pain That Gets You.

Finding The Physical Aspect Is Important To Me Because That Is Often How We Read People In Everyday Life.