Comic-strip Stuff Isn't Really My Cup Of

I'm Happy In A Silent World - Well, Not A Silent World But One That Relies On - I'm In A Pretty Physical Actor I Suppose Anyway, And I Just Don't - I Don't Struggle That Idea Of Emotional Expression Just Because There Aren't Words To Explain Yourself.

You Never Really Know What The Director Has Got In His Mind As Far As The Scene Visually And Art Direction Wise.

Well, English Is No Problem For Me Because I Am Actually English. My Whole Family Are English; I Was Brought Up Listening To Various Forms Of The English Accent. Obviously There Are More Specific Ones That Get A Little Bit Tricky. Same With American Stuff. But Because In Australia We're So Inundated With American Culture, Television, This That And The Other, Everyone In Australia Can Do An American Accent. It's Just Second Nature.

I Always Look At Films As Real Stories With Real People In Real Situations. That's Why I Struggle With The Whole Notion Of Calling Someone The 'good Guy' Or The 'bad Guy,' Because I Think We All Have Potential To Do Good Things And All Have The Potential To Do Bad Things.

Comic-strip Stuff Isn't Really My Cup Of Tea, Really.