I think so, yes. I often feel torn in different directions and I think certain friendships and environments and relationships bring out different elements of my personality. I also like playing with style and fashion and hairstyles too: I have had every colour and every cut known to man, just because of the nature of my job. So it’s always fun to stretch myself and try on all these different looks. Subconsciously, I feel like your personality changes depending on who you’re with or just the stage of life that you’re at. We are all continually adapting and evolving.

It does. My day to day life when I’m not on set is very active and varied, so I will be going from the gym to business meetings and then going on to having a dinner or drinks with friends, so I like to have a capsule jewellery wardrobe that can envelop all of those things and one that also makes me feel both confident and chic, yet also expresses my personality.

Yes. My mum’s engagement ring, even though they divorced! So I’m really hoping it isn’t cursed! But it is a piece of jewellery that reminds me of my mum whenever I wear it. I also just love its design – it’s a simple, elegant gold ring set with a few diamonds and very understated, which I feel I’m most drawn to when it comes to jewellery.

Yes, a little. It is called Switzerland and is something of an erotic, psychological thriller, with a story that follows the relationship between a publisher and the crime author Patricia Highsmith in her later years. It has the wonderful Helen Mirren in it and is directed by Anton Corbijn, who I’ve been a huge fan of for a long time, so it was wonderful to play a part in this film.

What impressed me most was the reverence for history and the respect for artefacts, architecture and art and beauty that I saw in Rome. I think there’s something to be said about how the Colosseum is still standing and there’s no rush to bulldoze down the old in any way. There is a huge respect for history and culture there, and a sense of the importance of looking back in order to move forward. That is such a beautiful sentiment that I think the whole of Italy shares.

It is a great honour, and I feel incredibly grateful and happy that FOPE believes I match the brand’s ethos, which is a kind of minimal, chic, timeless sensibility. That is exactly what I look for when I’m choosing my own clothes and jewellery too: to purchase something that doesn’t feel throwaway and something that I can integrate into my life. So I’m really happy that I can, in some way, portray that. I’ve played so many different parts with very different looks as an actor, and even on [FOPE’s] shoot, we have played around with different characters and alternate styles, and FOPE’s jewellery just fits in so seamlessly within all of the different looks. I love the fact that FOPE jewellery really works with whatever mood or whatever environment you’re in.

I really love the Flex’it gold bracelets. They are so easy to wear and really beautifully designed to work seamlessly with whatever you are wearing. You can go from day to night with them and they just elevate whatever style you want to wear.

Yes, there’s a film coming out in October called Visitation by the director Nicolas Pesce, who I am obsessed with. I think he is a wonderful man and a wonderful director. But I haven’t actually seen the film yet. I was sent a link to watch it, but because it’s a horror film and I play the role of a nun, I’ve been too scared to watch it on my own! I’ve also got an Amazon Prime show directed by Robin Wright coming out in the Autumn too. It’s a psychological thriller called The Girlfriend, and I’m excited to see that as well.

Probably Sound of Metal with Riz Ahmed, directed by Darius Marder. It is so beautifully directed and wonderfully performed by Riz and all the cast, so I was very proud to be a part of it. Also, the fact that I starred in a Spielberg film, Ready Player One, when I was just 22, which I still can’t believe happened to me, it feels so distant now, that it is ten years ago. But to think that actually happened makes me very proud of my 22 year old self.