Robson Green

Robson Green: I honestly never think of myself as a lead. I think of myself as an actor in a very good story, and the same applies to Trust. The script was excellent; as soon as I got it I just thought that the visual grammar was wonderful. I thought the words were divine and knew it was something I wanted to do; something I wanted to be a part of, irrespective of what order my name came in the cast list.

Robson Green: Fatherhood is much, much harder than acting. But it's the most enjoyable experience ever. You can get a high in acting but there's no high like spending time with someone you love, and someone who loves you back unconditionally. It's tremendous.

Robson Green: I knew at a very, very early age that it was an industry not designed for human beings. My dad spent 42 years of his life down a black hole and I knew straight away that's where I really didn't want to go. But also, my father, and most miners, there's this myth, there's this lie that the working class always, always told themselves, and we always believe in, that miners sing down the mine and it's all great fun, but it's not. It's a horrible barbaric industry.