I'm Not A Drug Person. I Don't

I Always Tried To Make People Laugh. I Attribute That To - I Come From A Family Of Divorce. It Was A Way To Distract Myself From Stuff. I Always Thought It Was Interesting That My Brother And I Existed In This Really Tight Bond, And We Would Just Take The Piss Out Of Pretty Much Everything. I Knew I Wanted To Be An Actor So It Would Be Great If I Could Make People Laugh While I Was Doing This, Because I Could Be Other Characters And Other People, And I Could Hide Behind Things. It Was A Great Out For Me, And A Mode Of Expression.

I'm Going To Say A Phrase Or Terminology Or Vowel That I Don't Know How To Attack .

I'm Not A Drug Person. I Don't Like Drugs. I Went To College In London, So It Was Kind Of The Curriculum There. I Got It Out Of My System Really Young.

When You Make A Movie, You're Spending A Month Of Your Life With Someone And, Down The Line, You Have To Spend More Months With Them. It Is This Mini-marriage That You Have.

The Producers Had Seen "in A World..." And That's Where They Found Me Out And Consequently Sought Me Out For This Role [in Man Up].