If You're An Employer, You

Every Actor Wants To Have A Character That Changes, That Has Some Kind Of Movement, That Gets From Point A To Point B, That Doesn't Just Supply One Note.

I Know A Lot Of People Who Are Very Good At Their Craft Who Have Learned - People Behind The Camera - Who Really Have A Lot To Offer Because They Know What They're Doing, They Know What To Do, They've Made Their Mistakes.

My Job Is To Help The Functioning Of The Story, Not To Draw Attention To Myself, But To Make My Characters Function Within The Story, To Work For The Benefit Of The Story, To Make The Whole Thing Work.

If You're An Employer, You Want To Hire An Employee Who'll Do Their Job, Not Do Your Bidding.

And From My Character's Point-of-view In Ravenous, He Had Been Collected By Robert Carlyle's Character, He Had Become Infected By This Ravenous, Cannibalistic Power, And He Was Making The Best Of It.