I fundamentally believe that in the moral balance of the human race, we right ourselves. If we feel like the ship's keel is off, we find a way to steer ourselves through the storm repeatedly.

Well, I don't know. When I signed my contract, I signed to play Loki in five more Marvel movies, but they were unspecified. So, if there will be more movies or not remains to be seen, but I like the idea of Loki turning up in the shadows when people least expect him, but you never know these things, the world changes and the things change, but I feel like I know who Loki is, so I wouldn't mind.

If you are at a boys' school, especially, there is a level of bravado that you have to keep up otherwise you'll get picked on.

I think the early years, the first decade of your life, is the most formative in a way.

The 60s had completely changed how people conceived of their lives and their habits and their identities.

It was quite a European war until 1917, when the Americans joined up. They don't have the same sense of the loss of innocence and the cataclysmic loss of life. A whole generation was wiped out.

Once you've seen certain things, the moral compunction drives you to act.