GQ&A: Jamie Bell We begin with a slight Californian drawl and end with a broad Yorkshire brogue. Over the course of our time with the star of Steven Spielberg 's new version of Tintin , Jamie Bell's accent slowly crosses the Atlantic. Forever linked with his role as an unlikely ballerina in Billy Elliot , Bell has since played a huge variety of roles from a teleporter in Jumper to a clergyman in Jane Eyre . Here he talks to GQ.com about his love of milkshakes, how to please a woman and his fondness for Greggs... GQ.com: What's small talk with Steven Spielberg like? Jamie Bell: I was so nervous to reveal how much of a fanboy I am in case he started thinking, "Oh my God, we've cast a maniac." So it's only been recently, hanging out with Steven and doing all the press that I've been able to go, "Dude, that decision in Hook when he does this thing..." But I held my tongue for the longest time. You've described Tintin as " Hitchcockian ". Which of his films does it resemble most? Strangers On A Train or The 39 Steps . Lots of people looking over their shoulders in very low lighting, revealing bits of information and ending up dead. What's the strangest gift you've ever got from a fan? I've got lots of weird illustrations of me from Japanese fans. I also got a dead moth. [ Pause ] Which actually might be more of a