Yes, I agree. He seems so much more relaxed now, and he's still a bit fidgety, but it's the shyness. I think he get's along well with Mark and it must have helped being together in that Bafta interview. It's a lot easier to learn a role by heart and be a totally different person than to have to be yourself, warts and all, and not know exactly what's going to happen, as is the case in an interview. However well something like that has been prepared there's always a certain amount of unpredictability and for some people that is just hard. When you're filming and things go wrong, there's always a second take and a third, etc. There's no such thing as that in live interviews. I'm glad he stopped using the cliche things he did in past interviews, calling every role nice and meaty and such. Someone must have told him not to do that anymore.