It'd Be Really Nice To Wake Up

One Of The Best Things About Being An Actor Is That It's A Meritocracy.

I'm Not One For Doing The Children's Party Version: "hi, I'm A Character In A Movie And Now I'm In Reality!" I Was Doing The Last Shot Of The Film Before Reshoots Outside Their Shop. I Was Starting My Run Into The Frame And I Thought, "you Are Literally Ending Where This Began. The Loop Of Serendipity's Too Much To Not Go In And Acknowledge It." I Just Wanted To See The Look On Their Faces.

I'm Aware Of The Power Of Looks. I've Wanted To Play Roles That Have Gone To Much Better-looking People And You Just Think 'oh Well, That's The Pin Up Guy's An Actor Like My Friend James Mcavoy, Who's Gorgeous On Screen. I'm Not That. But At Least I Don't Have To Worry About Taking Precious Care Of My Face Because It's My Commodity. That's A Great Freedom. I'm Not Afraid Of Being Heinous For The Sake Of A Part

I Don't Live Beyond My Means. I Enjoy Luxury And I Enjoy The Privilege Of It, When I Can Afford It, And I'm In The Situation Where It's Been Given To Me, But I'm Very Conscious Of What Is Wasteful.

[sherlock Holmes] Has Moved From Being Someone Who Was Sociopathic, Work-obsessed And Slightly Amoral, Into Being Someone Who Has A Certain Degree Of A Private Life, Which Is Very, Very Private, With The Woman, Or Irene Adler.