I Wasn't Going To Be

It's Usually Very, Very Hard For Me To Pick Up A Script That Was Written And Try And See Myself As A Part Of That, Especially When You're Used To Performing All Your Own Material. It's Ok With Drama, I Like Being Handed Great Material But I Think With Comedy It's Far More Personal And Probably A Lot Harder For Me To Find A Fit.

I Never Really Think Much About The Size Of A Production Because I Think As An Actor, Once You're In It, It's All The Same. I Never Ever Pick Projects Based On Their Size.

When I Go On The Plane To Fly Home, I'm Literally Capable Of Forgetting What I Do For A Job. That Also Comes About Because I Choose To Take Massive Breaks Between Projects, And Because I Choose To Do This Ridiculous Thing Of Keeping Home, Home.

I Always Use The Analogy That When You Go To A Jeans Store And Put On A New Pair Of Jeans, It's A Pair Of Jeans And They Feel Different; So, When You're Dealing With These Sort Of Costumes It's A Very Big Departure And Really Does Make You Feel Quite Different. But It's Wonderful.

I've Worked With Some Of The Great Cinematographers. So I'm Always Watching What They Do And I'm Watching How The Director Composes His Shots, Just Because I Find It Interesting As An Actor; You're Trying To Help Them Out As Well.