I'll Always Do 'sherlock' -

The Biggest Lesson Stephen Strange Learns In This Film Is It's Not All About Him.

I Realised Quite Early On That, Although I Wasn't Trying To Make A Career Speciality Of It, I Was Playing Slightly Asexual, Sociopathic Intellectuals.

There Was A Moment Of Extraordinary Humbleness And Humility And Pride, As Well, With My Father When He Turned To Me - And I Think It Was After I Played Salieri In "amadeus" At University. And He Said, You're Better Than I Ever Was Or Ever Could Be, You Should Do This For Profession. You'd Have A Good Time.

I've Never Been Front And Centre As An Iconic American Character [like In Doctor Strange]. Day To Day, You Know You're Painting On A Very Big Canvas.

All The Backstories Are There But Not Talked About.