When I Was 15 Or

I Also Really Liked Playing Mr. Tumnus In 'narnia'. I Got To Play My Favorite Character In Children's Literature, Which I Loved. You Don't Get The Chance To Do That In Other Jobs.

I've Never Worked As Hard As When I Was At Drama School. It's The Most Professional Environment I've Ever Been In.

That Singular Uncompromising Nature I Think Is Always Quite Attractive, Not Just For An Actor To Play, We're Attracted To Uncompromising People Whether They're Nice Or Not, Because They're 3d, They're Solid, You Can Define Them, It's Not Wishy Washy.

I Did 'narnia' Because It Was A Good Opportunity And All That, But Really? I Wanted To Play Mr. Tumnus Because He's My Favourite Children's Character. That Was Awesome.

I Generally Get Challenged; I Haven't Been Typecast, Which Is Really, Really, Nice. It's Not Something That Every Actor Gets, Really. It's Luxury. Most Actors Are Capable Of It, But They Aren't Afforded The Opportunity To Express Their Variety.