Dan Stevens

No, I wouldn't be able to do that either. It's more fun to try different parts and not be remembered for just doing one genre. The ones that do are good at it and if they're comfortable in that position then good for them. But that's not me. Alright, I get that. Don't want to take their education from them. There's always home schooling but that always sits bad with me. You want them to have that experience in school, making friends for life and all that. But at least they can join you in their holidays, I'm sure they love that. Luckily there's something out there like facetime as that does help, being able to still see them and speak to them when you can't be around. I will be experiencing that too soon now that my girlfriend told me she's pregnant.

Exactly, or at least it is for us! I don't know how some people are able to stick to one genre, but huge respect for that. I get restless so quickly. I understand why some people homeschool their kids, especially so they can travel with them whilst they're working, but I don't like that idea myself. Especially now that I'm split from their mum, it makes more sense for them to have the stability of being in one place, around the same people and getting to have a normal life outside of my work life craziness. I heard about that - congratulations! Brace yourself for the wildest ride of your life.

i think that i am right, the more i'm talking about it. there isn't a title for it, but there should be. maybe something named after you. it does keep things from getting dull!

I'm sure there's an actor out there who's done it already and has it named after them. I'm bad at keeping up with things like that. But you're very kind to suggest it all the same. Are you still working on The Beatles movies? How's it been going, Mr. Lennon?

big brainnn. that's how i knew. i want to say i'm shocked i didn't know about this dracula project, but there's so many out there now that i'm using that as my excuse for not know. side character? not even a main character? boo at this movie. did your character at least get turned in abigail? refresh my memory here.

It was a long time ago, I'm pretty sure most people don't remember it, which is fine, I don't mind. I've done plenty of exciting things since then to whet people's appetite. I don't think so, in fact the opposite happens where the vampire turns human again, and they live happily ever after or something. I don't remember the details.

I love the ease in which you say you play with fire my love. Please, darling, you know I love a little heat, both in my food and the bedroom. Specially in the bedroom. And being part of your weirdo pocket is exactly where I want to be. No seriously call me your weirdo, starting to grow so very fond of it. Normal is completely overrated. Look at what embracing your true self has gotten you, an amazing career, an incredible life, and, well... me. I’d say you got it all right on those alone.

It's my favourite pastime, it's fun. I know how to be careful and not get myself hurt, and still make the fire thrive. Especially in the bedroom, you're definitely a firecracker there. You're my weirdo, is that what you like to hear? I'll keep saying it to see that smirk on your lips. I've done alright for myself, haven't I? Can't imagine getting to this point any other way but being true to myself.

i will. i have some time before i start press so i hope that will be my time to binge it. sounds like an amazing set up you have that. i bet it is such a cool thing for them to grow up there.

Have you managed to binge it yet? I won't mind if not, I'm just curious. They definitely did enjoy it when we lived there, but they love LA, too, especially since we live in the quieter part of it whether you mostly get the beautiful weather and the quirky chic vibes.

sounds like they keep you on your toes plenty then. i’m sure they all have their own interests, too, which probably has you experiencing new things yourself. that’s a great connection to have. i think i’m taking a page out of your book and making sure to spend some time at some beach. besides that, i’ll be trying to see as much friends and family as i can, too. i’ve also been taking in some concerts which is a nice change of pace.

They definitely do, and I wouldn't want them any other way. It's funny, because you think when you have kids, you'll be the ones teaching you about the world, but the older they get, the more you realise that they're the ones teaching you everything. All I did was help them how to walk, talk, and use a toilet - they do the rest. Good, the beach is so much fun. This year I experienced a proper 4th of July, beach and BBQ included, and it was great.

mate, the fact that you have a degree in english fucking literature didn't really surprise me when i found out. you're all eloquent and posh in a good way, and then there are people like me who dropped out of school at 16 with the dream of becoming a pro footballer. sometimes i regret not attending university, but i also know i wouldn't be where i am if i had gone that route. what's one thing you hated about uni? [ @limelightstevens ]

We still ended up in the same job, my friend. How often do you think that degree got put to use? I spent most of my university years on stage instead of a classroom. Doesn't matter our path, we found our calling eventually. I hated all the essays, they were a nightmare. Especially when I just wanted to be acting instead.