Taron Egerton finds it "hard" to watch himself on-screen.
The 35-year-old actor has admitted that his mood often dictates whether he wants to watch himself on screen or not.
The Hollywood star, who rose to prominence in the “Kingsman” film franchise, told “Extra”: "It really depends on how I’m feeling.
"If I’m feeling robust, then it’s all good. If I’m not feeling robust, it can be hard, and I think that’s just called being a human being.
"It’s certainly not something that I rush to do, maybe as much as I used to, but I do also like to see a movie come together or a TV show come together."
Egerton previously acknowledged that he's been "really, really lucky" as an actor.
The movie star, who previously appeared in the Sir Elton John biopic “Rocketman“, conceded that "some lovely opportunities" came his way during an important phase in his acting career.
During an appearance on Sky News' “Backstage” podcast, Egerton explained: "I was so lucky between the ages of sort of 23 and 28 in that I had some lovely opportunities, and I just was really, really lucky as an actor with the things that came my way.
"But I did feel that I was waiting for something meaty and that arrived in the form of 'Rocketman', and it also had this commercial appeal, and it was just a great thing, and I felt that once all was said and done and we were finished, my instinct was: 'You absolutely have to follow this with something interesting and don't just rush into something'."