I Can't Sing Or Dance.

There's The Pressure Of Being A No. 1 On The Call Sheet, Being A Lead Actor. There's Almost This Feeling Like Being Captain Of The Team. You Want To Put A Bit Of Energy Into Actually Setting A Good Example.

Sometimes, The Smaller Roles In Movies Can Be The Most Interesting. If You Only Take The Stance That You'll Only Play Central Characters In Movies, You'll Find Yourself Not Being Able To Indulge In That Morally Grey Terrain That Makes Support Characters So Rich And Interesting.

What I Like Is Having A Conversation That Gets You On The Right Page. And, If That Means Having Conversations In Lieu Of Rehearsal - I Don't Wanna Get Up And Cook The Thing Before We Shoot It But I Do Wanna Know That Me And The Director Know Exactly What We Both Want To Achieve, And That We're Moving In The Same Direction.

The Biggest Difference For Me Is Momentum. On A Smaller Film You Get To Shoot Sometimes Four Or Five Scenes A Day And You've Got To Do The Tight Schedule. I Think I Really Feel The Luxuries Of A Big Budget Film.

The Tricky Thing Becomes: Do You Know Yourself Well Enough To Then Portray That On Screen? And For Me, I Find That Really Hard. I'd Rather Hide Behind Accents And Funny Walks.