I Spend A Lot Of My Time

I Do Like To Make Films With A Political Theme, But Sometimes It's Nice Simply To Make People Laugh. That's The Hardest Thing To Do In Fact.

I Went To Art College And During The Summer I Made A Movie With My Brother. I Got Hold Of A Little Camera, Wrote A Script And Dragged My Brother, Tony, Out Of Bed To Help Me (which He Did Not Like), So That We Could Shoot A Film Every Day For Six Weeks. It Was Made For £65 And It Was Called Boy On A Bicycle.

You've Got To Be Able To Know Someone Really Well To Be Able To Have A Row And Then Also Walk Away From It And Not Have It Matter, Especially In This Business. That Doesn't Mean To Say We Have Many Rows But I Think The Nearest Thing To A Row Would Be Just Flatly Disagreeing With Something .

It's Everything And I Always Make Decisions About The Cast.

Some Actors - You Work With Them Once And Don't Even Think About Working With Them Again.