I'm a total Luddite when it comes to gadgets and technology.
I've been dumped plenty of times, I can assure you of that.
While I try and give as much energy, enthusiasm and detail to any work I do, if I keep coming back to it, to the same people year after year, there's an attachment. But you don't want anything to become comfortable.
Don't be losing sleep over tiny things. Life is complicated enough.
I've got the biggest crush on Patti Smith.
I want people of my generation who've never seen 'Endeavour' before to enjoy this series.
I used to have an aunty who read tea leaves. She was incredibly accurate.
In Liverpool, where I live, we have a brilliant library which has been refurbished, and I like going there.
Acting is an amazing job. I'm very lucky to do it, and when you're working with terrific people, telling stories you care about, and know it reaches an audience who care about it, too, there is an escapism in that.
My brother and I loved 'ThunderCats' and Robin Williams coming out of an egg in 'Mork & Mindy.' At the time, I thought it was funny, but looking back, it was a crazy concept!
I'm a big reader. And I take a lot of pictures, do a lot of writing.
If you love people, tell them you love them.
Part of being alive is dying as well.
I don't really think of myself as the sporty type. But I'll have a go at anything.
Ultimately, my boss is the audience.
Everything has to keep moving forward in 'Endeavour.' Otherwise, it will stagnate.
When I was in my late teens, I discovered 'Fawlty Towers' and 'Monty Python,' and they still make me laugh.
I think until you reach your mid-30s, there's either a real acceptance of where you are or a resignation of where you are.
I just don't really like starting a job if I don't know where it finishes. I want to know where something begins and ends so that you can invest something in it.
With all due respect, I have a job to do, and that is to try and make 'Endeavour' the best it can be.
