ALEX ROE

I have no desire to be famous, definitely not.

I think, for the English accent, we don't say our Rs, contrary to a standard American accent.

I played semi-pro at Chalfont St. Peter but it's so hard to become a pro footballer - I think there's even more competition than acting.

People say that when you become famous you're growth is kind of stunted. That kind of makes sense because you are around people who are just agreeing with you and leading you into different places and you don't really make many choices for yourself.

My favorite Christmas movie is 'Elf,' and I think there's a really cute romance in 'Elf.'

My mum will ensure my feet stay firmly on the ground.

I think that, in my research anyway, country music seems to be grounded in people staying true to their roots, being homegrown and being honest storytellers.

If I was an alien looking down at Earth and studying the way we've treated the planet, would I really think humans are worthy of all these resources? Probably not.

I think I'm definitely a romantic at heart.

Everyone deals with grief in their own way.

I've got friends from all walks of life.

I think, for the English accent, we don't say our Rs, contrary to a standard American accent.

My mom definitely inspired me. She's a very determined woman and I look up to her massively.

I have no desire to be famous, definitely not.

I think I'm definitely a romantic at heart.

In my experience, it's quite an empowering thing to forgive someone because you take control and take ownership of that feeling, of that resentment, and that power that they have taken from you, and in some way, you end up being able to turn it around.

I go through phases of not liking the pretention and sycophantic nature of L.A. but I can be surfing in 10 minutes and snowboarding in two hours - I love the connection with nature.

Everyone deals with grief in their own way.

My favorite Christmas movie is 'Elf,' and I think there's a really cute romance in 'Elf.'

It would be lovely to sit under the radar and make good movies and have just enough recognition so that you could book jobs, but not so that it affects your life.

I don't really hang out with actors.

My mum will ensure my feet stay firmly on the ground.

I played semi-pro at Chalfont St. Peter but it's so hard to become a pro footballer - I think there's even more competition than acting.

I think that, in my research anyway, country music seems to be grounded in people staying true to their roots, being homegrown and being honest storytellers.

I've got a friend who's a builder, a friend in marketing, a friend who does furniture removals... It's good to stay grounded like that.

People say that when you become famous you're growth is kind of stunted. That kind of makes sense because you are around people who are just agreeing with you and leading you into different places and you don't really make many choices for yourself.

I've definitely grown a new respect for Country music and have more of an understanding of what this music means to fans and what the relationship between the fans and the artist is.

My mom bought me a guitar when I was 12 and I used to pretend that I was a rock star in my own room. I was also obsessed with Elvis as a kid.

If I was an alien looking down at Earth and studying the way we've treated the planet, would I really think humans are worthy of all these resources? Probably not.