I did a bungee jump in New Zealand even though I'm afraid of heights - it's good to step outside your comfort zone. — Mark Bonnar Copy Share Image
I think all children love to dress up and play make believe. It's just that I never stopped. — Mark Bonnar Copy Share
Driving to set for 'The Rig', the route went right past my old secondary school. Every morning when I was going to work, I… — Mark Bonnar Copy Share
Some of the best jokes are about funerals or people dying or whatever. Laughter and tears are two sides of the same coin. — Mark Bonnar Copy Share
Success is something that other people always point out. I don't think one ever thinks of oneself as successful, because if you do, you're… — Mark Bonnar Copy Share
London and the surrounds are a great place to be. It is a great part of the world. — Mark Bonnar Copy Share
I spent the first 10 years of my career playing psychotic Scotsman. I'm still playing psychotic Scotsmen really, they've just become a bit funnier. — Mark Bonnar Copy Share
According to a lot of people I am in everything and they're sick of the sight of me. — Mark Bonnar Copy Share
Actors are used to staring at the walls waiting for the phone to ring. It's not unchartered territory for us. — Mark Bonnar Copy Share
There's nothing like driving into Glencoe and feeling for the first time that you're in the Highlands. — Mark Bonnar Copy Share
I started writing my own symphony. I wrote about a page and a half. My mum and dad took it into music class and… — Mark Bonnar Copy Share
In history we studied the bog man. Do you remember the bog man? I was absolutely fascinated by this. When something brings the past… — Mark Bonnar Copy Share
Work breeds a bit of work sometimes. If you're in the right place at the right time, that can lead to other things. — Mark Bonnar Copy Share
There's nothing quite like being able to get into the minds of other people, and figure out how they work, and what makes other… — Mark Bonnar Copy Share
I made a conscious decision after I did 'The Duchess of Malfi' at the Old Vic in 2012, when my daughter was six months… — Mark Bonnar Copy Share
