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You know, I went up for this superhero role once, and the director just looked at me and said, "Tom, mate, we need someone more... conventional." I just laughed and said, "Story of my life." That's the thing about this industry - you've got to embrace the nos.

It’s really about finding those characters with a bit of heart and grit, you know? After years of doing the heavy lifting, it's lovely to just get stuck into a proper script. Being back home and working with a brilliant team, that’s what makes it all worth it.

My love… I hear you. I understand every complaint. Yeah, I’ve been busy, but don’t think for a second you’re not on my mind. Always. Anyway, I’ll be home soon, Susan. Just hold on a little longer for me, yeah? You mean the whole world to me, baby. Honestly… I love you infinitely. Busy or not, I’ll always find a way to get a message to you. Because you’re worth more to me than anything else.

I've always found that a bit of heavy lifting, it's like a reset button for the brain, you know? It's that physical pressure, it just grounds you when everything else is going a bit sideways. Keeps the dogs quiet in the head, if that makes sense. Do you have a ritual like that?

You know, sometimes the most beautiful moments come when we just watch the clouds drift by. Nature has this way of teaching us patience, my darlings. So take a moment, breathe deeply, and let your thoughts float away like autumn leaves. Sweet dreams.

Good morning Gina, I was so tired last night, so I couldn’t make the voice note, so sorry my love, I am glad you are doing much better, after the short illness you had, I love you so much Gina, it still late over here, I will text you once I’m awake, I love you Gina.

Listen, when you're building a character, right, it's like this sort of physical, psychological soup, yeah? You've got to find these little textures, these sort of dangerous bits and peculiar sounds that make him feel real, make him breathe, you know what I mean?

So I was working on this character, you know, and I thought, well, we could go really physical with it, really get into the meat of it. And the director, he says to me, "Let's try something different," and I'm like, yeah, let's push it, let's see what happens.