Vanity Is Normal In Performers.

I Think I Had Only Been Working Nine Months When I Got Star Trek, And It Was Huge. It Was Very Overwhelming. So That Opened My Eyes A Bit At An Early Age, Kind Of How Not Be Frightened When Walking Into A Responsibility Of Something Like Villain In Batman, Or A Hobbit, Or Whatever It Is.

Style, I Think, Is Panache. Who Are You? What Did You Do Today? And What Are You Worth To Me? What Do You Have To Offer The World? How Did You Spend Your Time Today On This Planet? How Are You Spending Your Time Every Second? What Are You Doing Now? Are You Alive, Or Are You Somnambulant?

I'd Learned How To Lie And Manipulate From An Early Age So A Combination Of That, Desperation, Having To Have My Own Fridge And My Umbilical Cord Back... I Had To Go Out Into The World. Then Some Angel Somewhere Said: "have You Considered Going To Drama School?" And This Sounded Like The Solution To All Of My Problems.

I Had A Huge Imagination. My Granddad Says I Was A Bit Of A Walter Mitty Character.

I'm Going To Fail To Hit The Mark I've Put Up Before Me Because It's Not Possible To Hit It. I Want To Be The Best At What I Do So I've Got To Get Over Myself Already Because That's Never Going To Happen. I Ain't Ever Going To Be God.