How agreeable are you?<\/p>\n
I am very agreeable. I want to please people. The worst thing for me is to upset somebody. When it comes to agreeing to something, I am always up for it if someone else is too. I mean, if someone says, \u201cLet\u2019s just jump off this bridge together,\u201d I\u2019ll say: \u201cYeah, lets do it.\u201d If it\u2019s daredevil stuff I will always do it. If somebody says, \u201cWill we do this?\u201d I always say yes. <\/p>\n
What is your middle name and what do you think of it?<\/p>\n
My middle name is Jordon. Now that I am older and I get bills to my house it\u2019s funny when I get a letter and Jordon is spelt like Jordan, with an A. I want to say \u201cWho\u2019s that guy?\u201d But I love my middle name. If there was another actor called Jack Rowan, I would have been happy to have gone by Jordon Rowan. <\/p>\n
Where is your favourite place in Ireland?<\/p>\n
My grandparents\u2019 house in Co Tyrone<\/a>. There is no other place that I feel so safe or loved. My dad is from there, and I loved visiting his family. When you look at a map of the world and you\u2019re looking at certain places I zoom into Co Tyrone and the house and I feel like that\u2019s where I belong. <\/p>\n My second favourite place is Coral Strand in Connemara<\/a>, Co Galway. My last job was filmed<\/a> there by the coast. Me and my girlfriend drove up and down the Wild Atlantic Way and parked up and watched the sunset. It was just beautiful. <\/p>\n Describe yourself in three words<\/p>\n Compassionate. I\u2019ve been an actor now for 10 years and you get the luxury of meeting people from everywhere. You\u2019re playing different types of characters and meeting new people and I think that makes you compassionate. I owe acting a lot that way \u2013 and I think I\u2019m kind and caring. <\/p>\n What is your strongest childhood memory?<\/p>\n Playing with my WWE wrestlers. I grew up in the time before kids had phones. I spent a lot of time playing with the only toys I had, which was my WWE wrestlers. It was a world in and of itself. I did storylines, accents, just getting lost in the imagination of it all. I didn\u2019t know it was my introduction to storytelling. Subconsciously it was showing me where my future was going to go. <\/p>\n What have you lost that you would like to have back?<\/p>\n I suppose as an adult you lose your innocence. You kind of miss the bliss of waking up in the morning and not having adult worries. <\/p>\n Where do you come in your family\u2019s birth order and has it defined you?<\/p>\n I have an older sister. She is eight years older. When I was 10, she was 18. What was great about that dynamic is we never had that period when we fought. I looked up to her as someone who had the answers. Almost like a second mum. When she got older all her friends would come over and she would let me come into the room and we\u2019d all watch movies. It opened up my mind being around older people. I felt like they always had my back.<\/p>\n