I Always Think Of Comedy As Being

In England We Have This Saying About Marmite: People Either Love It Or Hate It. That's Like A Lot Of The Movie Work I've Done. People Either Find It Repulsive Or Find It Really Interesting And Get Engaged In It.

As A Runner On A Film, You Are The Lowest Of The Low, And Yet You Have Incredible Access To Everyone. I Can Totally Imagine That For Actors In The Middle Of A Hollywood Bubble, All They Really Want Is A Sense Of Normality, And That Gopher Can Be A Tap For That.

Making A Film Or Doing A Play Are Completely Different Experiences And Entirely Fulfilling, But Completely Unique. I Also Think One Complements The Other. People Often Say That Theater Is About Flexing Your Muscles, And Is Actually Real Acting, Whereas I Sort Of Disagree.

I Feel Like J.k. Rowling's World Is One That Is Owned By Everyone In Some Ways. People Have Grown Up With It And Have Such A Sense Of That Universe That There's Something Kind Of Wonderful Seeing Everyone Get Involved.

On So Many Levels, Acting In Film And Tv Is So Much The Sum Of Its Parts, And Somewhere In There, There's An Alchemical Thing That Makes Something Happen Or Not - That Makes Something Connect Or Not. Now, Of Course You Want To Make Work That People See, But The Enjoyment I Get Out Of Acting Is Playing Characters.