I Have Grown Up Loving Shakespeare.

People Fear They Won’t Get What They Want.

As An Actor, There's A Bit Of You That's Decided You Want To Be Looked At And Watched, But There's A Paradoxical Bit That Wants To Run Away.

We'd All Like To Believe That Perhaps People Could Stop Killing Each Other.

Being An Actor Means Asking People To Look At You. I Guess I Accept That. But It's A Profession In Which The Job Is To Show Another World And Other People. You May Access It Through Bits Of Yourself, And Your Imagination And Experience, But Actually, In The End, You're Not Playing Yourself.

It [the Scene] Can Be Something Given To You And You Go, "ah This Is A Good Idea, I Can Work With This." Sometimes It Cuts Right Across Your Instinct And That's When I Might Resist. Even If The Director Might Be Insistent, I Think It's Very Important To Say, "look, I'm Not Feeling This. I'll Try To Make It Work But I Got To Let You Know."