I Think If I Were Asked To

That Was The Big Effect Lord Of The Rings Had On Me. It Was Discovering New Zealand. And Even More Precious Were The People- Not At All Like The Australians.

A Few Years Ago, A Friend Said To Me: "you Do Realize, Ian, When X-men And Lord Of The Rings Come Out, Your Life Will Totally Change?" I Didn't Know What He Was Talking About, But He Was Right. My Life Has Totally Changed - But In A Good Way. Unbeknownst To Me, It's Given Me A Lot More Confidence.

[there's] Nothing Special About An Actor's Imagination, Except That He Uses It A Lot.

Acting Is A Very Personal Process. It Has To Do With Expressing Your Own Personality, And Discovering The Character You're Playing Through Your Own Experience - So We're All Different.

2d Looks So Flat. Well, It Is, Of Course, It's Flat. But 3d Isn't. And For An Adventure Story That Takes You Into A Long-distant, Fictional World, It's Ideal, I Think.