Personally, I'm An Advocate For

My Personal Feeling Is That Audiences Are Crying Out For Stories They Can Invest In And Feel. I See A Lot Of Big Movies That Leave Me Feeling Rather Numb.

Americans Are A Lot More Open, Of Course. There's Something More Declamatory In The Way You Express Emotions. It's A Stereotype But It's True. British People Can Appear Repressed In Expressing Emotions. Not Very Good At Self-evaluating, Or Affirming Situations, Touching, Anything Like That.

I Find It Very Strange Doing Voiceover Stuff, Because You Find You Have To Enunciate And Make Stupid Faces In Order For The Point To Make Sense, Because It's Playing Against The Deadpan Simpson Face. If You're Just Speaking In The Regular Way You Speak, It Will Sound Really Boring.

I Always Think That The Most Interesting Characters Are Those That Are Trying To Cover Something Or Those That Have Some Sense Of Bravado Or Composure.

As Long As Everyone Is Playing For The Scene Or The Movie, Rather Than Themselves, Then You're Going To Have Something Really Good.