That seems rather an odd remark, BBCW. Actors play the roles in which they are cast, villains as well as heroes, nasty as well as nice people. They don't have to love their characters, you know. You remind me a bit of the naifs who would loudly denounce Iago from the gallery.

~~ A bit like saying that no actor would "contemplate accepting" the role of Claudius, or Lady Macbeth, or Richard III, or Le Vicomte de Valmont, or Sir Jasper Fiendish, or Captain Bligh, or Goldfinger, or Tracy McDonald, or Grant Mitchell, or JR, or Hubert Lane... Would make drama a little bit difficult, eh?

LoL ~~ at you, not with you!

~M~