My Mother Is Looking Forward To It

When It Was Offered [a Role In The Flash] I Just Thought It Sounded Like The Perfect Thing That I Would Want To Do. Then They Announced It Online The Day After And I Was Terrified, Because I Hadn't Read Anything, I Hadn't Shot Anything. What If I'm Awful? What If They Fire Me On The First Day? But What I Discovered Was A Bunch Of Really Happy Actors Who Want To Make The Best Show Possible, Because It's Fun. Not For Any Other Reason.

I Like All Films Whether It's Dark Or Light, Love, Hate, Whatever It Is, I Enjoy It.

One Thing That People Keep On Saying To Me Is That The Wealth And The Fame Must Have Made Up For Missing Out On My Childhood. But The Idea Of Money - Putting A Price On Your Childhood - Is Ridiculous. You Will Never Get Those Years Back And You Can't Put A Price On Them.

I Took The Original Stuff That I Read As Standalone [in The Flash]. I Didn't Have Anything To Refer To, So To Me It Was All New. It's Delightfully Simple, The Show, But It Has Many Moving Parts. It Certainly Makes You Pay Attention.

And To Me, Fame Is Not A Positive Thing. The Idea Of Being Famous Is A Lot Better Than The Reality. It's Fantastic When You Go To Premieres And People Cheer You, But It's Not Real. And It's Totally Not My Approach To Get My Name On A Club Door Just Because I Can.