I'd Just Like To Carry

I'm Happy With My Career And I'm Not Going To Have The Trouble Of Being Typecast.

As A Kid, When You're In A Film With Somebody, You Look Up To Them, You Know?

It's Always A Bit Overwhelming When You Arrive On Set And Everyone's New, But You Soon Become A Big Family. I Find The Hardest Thing About Acting Is That You Have To Say Goodbye To Everyone At The End Of A Shoot.

That's How I Believed Relationships Worked: You Go Into Town, Pick Up The Girl You Want, Then Ride Off Into The Mountains And The Townsfolk Can't Get Them Back.

By The Time I Was 14, I Was About Six Foot. I Remember Going Into Auditions, And They'd Look At How Tall I Was And Say, 'well, You're Taller Than The Lead Actor, So There's No Way We Can Cast You.