(Anisha) What's the first thing you do when you get back home from making a film?

(Alex) Take a long shower I think and

stop myself from sort of post-morteming everything wrong with I think I've done for the last

couple of months and move on

What are your favourite foods both off and on set?

(Alex) Favourite foods... That's a hard question can you ask me next one

(Anisha) What do you look at first the film or the book?

(Alex) I suppose I'd love to say that I read the book first but I remember seeing

the TV series of Brideshead Revisited and then reading the book and actually

sort of enjoying the TV series more the music and sort of rigid very English performances, it depends

(Anisha) Which actors have you most enjoyed working with?

(Alex) I loved working with Juliet Stevenson in Departure

and Phénix Brossard as well and I feel very lucky that I got work with them and now can sort of

send them a text and have a cofee with them

at the moment I'm shooting a film with another French

actor called Pauline Etienne she's just amazing and I'm a bit in love with her she's amazing so

and we are going back to shoot tomorrow

and I'm looking forward to seeing it already

(Anisha) What's the most bizarre thing to ever happen to you onset?

(Alex) I shot a film in Christmas time last year called Freak Show

and there's a moment when my character is playing guitar in a giant purple shoe

and he's surrounded by these people pushing small

purple shoe's on like trolleys

and that was really surreal moment that was meant to happen and part of the story

but looking back at it now hopefully people will see this film and understand

what I'm talking about but as an idea was very strange

(laughter)

(Anisha) What's the film that made the biggest impact on your life

(Alex) Andrew the director of Deprature is laughing at me in the corner Departure, no

I could sort of quote Matilda by Dany DeVito by hard (Anisha) Can you give me a quote?

(Alex) It's embarrassing, I can really quote it from beginning to end

That was a film that maybe hasn't changed my life but has I could still watch now and I know I'd love it

I might go home and watch that