The Biggest Lesson Stephen Strange Learns In

I Still Find To Give An Interview To Be Difficult, As Any Person Who Deals With The Press Will Tell You. That's Why It's Nice, With This One, To Talk To A Friend. But Sometimes With A Coffee And A Friendly Smile, I Suddenly Start Talking Without Thinking About How It's Going To Be Read.

It Was Great. I Got To Hang Out With Him [martin Freeman As Bilbo Baggins], And I Kept A Straight Face For A Bit And Then I Started Giggling Because I Know Martin, I Don't Know Bilbo. For Martin To Be Sitting There Playing Bilbo Is Amazing. He's Going To Be Amazing, He's Going To Be Fantastic In This Film.

I Think The Characters Are Supposed To Be An Open Book, Blank Canvas.

If You Can't Fail, You Can Never Get Better.

There Was A Moment Of Extraordinary Humbleness And Humility And Pride, As Well, With My Father When He Turned To Me - And I Think It Was After I Played Salieri In "amadeus" At University. And He Said, You're Better Than I Ever Was Or Ever Could Be, You Should Do This For Profession. You'd Have A Good Time.