I've Always Loved Animation And Animated Films.

Having Said That, What I Think We Found, In Doing The Show, And In Life, Generally, Is That The More You Try To Separate Sex From Everything Else, It's Impossible. You Can't. The Act Of Observation Affects The Actual Experiment, And We See That In This.

With Vampires, There Is Such A Great Tradition That You Suddenly Find Yourself A Part Of. Each Generation Reinvents What That Means To Them.

On The One Hand Twitter Gives You The Opportunity To Engage With People, Which Is Great, But On The Other There Are People Who Feel They Can Say Whatever They Want, Put Poison Out There, Really, Without Fear Of Any Repercussions.

I Think I'm Becoming More Relaxed In Front Of A Camera. I Suppose I'll Always Feel Slightly More At Home On Stage. It's More Of An Actor's Medium. You Are Your Own Editor, Nobody Else Is Choosing What Is Being Seen Of You.

My Experience Of Working On This Show, Even Though There Is So Much About Sex And Sexuality, And We Find Out A Lot Of Facts And Statistics That Are Very Interesting, In Their Own Right, I Found That I Started Talking About Relationships More, And The Emotions, The Difficulties And The Challenges. So, I Became Far More Open About That, Which I Think Is Probably An Indication With The Show Itself.