When I Was Younger, There Was A Sort Of Stigma Attached To My Stamina. My Dad Took Me Swimming One Day And I Just Was No Good At It, So My Dad Said, 'your Stamina's Bad.
I Think With Acting, Since I Became An Actor... I, As A Person, Have Become More Confident And I Have Really Come Out Of My Shell Somewhat... And Back To Myself, You Know.
For Lack Of A Better Word, Acting Is Therapeutic. You Really Are Breaking Down Barriers, Exorcising Demons And Finding More Out About Yourself.
I Don't Really Read Too Much. It Really Is Counter To My Energy. I Can't Sit Down And Concentrate On Words.
I Have This Side Of Me That Is A Very European Flamboyant; I Won't Say Queenie, But It's Borderline - Could Be Perceived As Homosexual.
I Knew 'like Crazy' Would Be Good, I Just Knew It, And That's Why I Fought So Hard To Be On It.
I Like To Run On The Beach. It's A Different Exercise As Well When You're In Sand, A Different Kind Of Training.
I Played Rugby Most Of My Life And Then I Switched To Snowboarding, Which Provided Me A Lot Of Inspiration.
I've Scammed So Many People Throughout My Whole Life Who Never Learned My True Identity Until I Started Acting.
