If I'm Not Good At Acting, I'm

If You Know Why Someone Is Doing What They're Doing, Why They're Behaving The Way They Are, Then That's Your Job To Reveal That, And Often That's Situational. The Storytelling Does That, And Then Some Of It's Your Job As An Actor To Make That Subtext Come To Life.

I'm Old Enough To Remember The Days When You Spoke To One Person From One Outlet And That Was The Conversation. But Now What Happens Is You Speak To People And What You Say Gets Translated Into Portuguese, Then Into Mandarin, Through A German Prism And Then Back Into English And Bears Little To No Resemblance Between - To The Exchange Or - That You Had Initially With The Journalist Or To What You Originally Said.

It's Important To Travel And Move And Have A Continual Set Of Experiences So You've Got More To Feed Back Into Your Work. For Me, It's A Natural Thing.

I Had Never Done Anything With Blue Screen Before, Or Prosthetics, Or Anything Like That. Lord Of The Rings Was Like Stepping Into A Videogame For Me. It Was Another World Completely. But, To Be Honest, I Basically Did It So That I Could Have The Ears. I Thought They Would Really Work With My Bare Head.working With Martin Scorsese Was An Absolute Minute-by-minute Education Without Him Ever Being Grandiose About It.

Well, I've Never Looked Upon Myself As Being A Beauty, Per Se.