Asa Butterfield

Ladies and gentlemen. My brother.

Oh god, I am so doing this,

I'm thrilled that the book meant so much to you, and I hope the film lives up to it. In answer to your question, the feeling of joining a group of people that was already so vast felt amazing. I really was like joining a family. When I first got the role, I said to my mum. 'If there is one thing I want to accomplish by doing this, it is to make the lovers of the book happy. I don't want it to be another Hollywood sci-fi piece of shit'. And from what I've seen so far, I can tell you that it is incredible.

I've heard this before, and I might get absolutely killed for saying this. But I've never watched Sherlock...

England bro, England.

Ay-sah I guess. And no I d have any support on this, I decided to do this on my own accord. Now thinking about it none knows I'm doing this... Ah well.

WHO TO WHO TO BE, WHO TO BE A, GOONA. Yes support Arsenal.

Very, me, Gavin and the other actors had long discussions about those scenes. I'm sure they will do justice to the way they written in the story. And like in the book, they are pivotal to Enders journey.

I have roughly 3 hours of school every day when I'm filming. My tutor stays in contact the the school and I get sent work and exams etc... It's hard work, but its worth it eh. And the best part of filming, I would say meeting all the incredible people I've had the fortune to meet and work with.

Unfortunately not, I didn't discover dota until a couple months after we wrapped filming.