Quotes

[on writing and acting in My Cornerstone and Love You Krishna and filming both features simultaneously] - Shooting two movies at once is an extremely rare undertaking and everybody in our incredibly talented crew was stretched to the limit. To be honest, we almost bit off more than we could chew. I probably only averaged three or four hours sleep a night over the last few months. There was literally no time to think. But in a strange way that's kind of freeing for an actor as you don't get too cerebral about the process.

[on his roles in My Cornerstone and Love You Krishna] - Let's just say I play an enigmatic role in both stories. Other than that I cannot say too much about my characters as they involve big twists in each film. If I mentioned who I actually play in either movie, it would ruin the surprise for the audience.

[on performing in After Armageddon] - This film is certainly different to anything I've done in the past as it is performance-driven rather than story-driven. It will be a synthesis between film and theatre where the stage is the spectacular Australian landscape. It's essentially about survivors of a global Armageddon who have to come to terms with being the last humans left on Earth.