I Think There's A Part Of All

Artists Instinctively Want To Reflect Humanity, Their Own And Each Other's, In All Its Intermittent Virtue And Vitality, Frailty And Fallibility.

Truth In Drama Is Elusive. You Never Quite Find It, But The Search For It Is Compulsive.

The Weird Thing About Serious Acting Is I've Always Done Impressions Of People, All My Life, And I Did The Thing Called A Balloon Debate. The Idea Is There's A Hot Air Balloon Traveling Across The Atlantic And It's Going Down And You Have To Give A Speech As To Why You Should Stay In The Balloon. Six People Are Going To Be Chucked Out And You Want To Stay.

I Have Been Allowed To Inhabit Different Shades Of Human Nature And Different Colours Of Truth Indifferent Circumstances.

I Don't Think Anyone, Until Their Soul Leaves Their Body, Is Past The Point Of No Return.