I'm Not A Tony Blair Impersonator.

On The One Hand Twitter Gives You The Opportunity To Engage With People, Which Is Great, But On The Other There Are People Who Feel They Can Say Whatever They Want, Put Poison Out There, Really, Without Fear Of Any Repercussions.

I Think I'm Becoming More Relaxed In Front Of A Camera. I Suppose I'll Always Feel Slightly More At Home On Stage. It's More Of An Actor's Medium. You Are Your Own Editor, Nobody Else Is Choosing What Is Being Seen Of You.

Stories Have Always Been The Things That Entertain Me And Make Me Feel Happy And Sad And Move Me And Give Me The Experience Of Being Able To Live Many Lives In One Lifetime. It's The Best Thing About Being Alive.

Having Said That, What I Think We Found, In Doing The Show, And In Life, Generally, Is That The More You Try To Separate Sex From Everything Else, It's Impossible. You Can't. The Act Of Observation Affects The Actual Experiment, And We See That In This.

But Obviously, Things Have Changed In Many Ways Since The '50s, When The Show Is Started, In Terms Of Sexuality, And How Much Access We Have To Images Of It And Information About It. But, The Same Problems Always Apply. It Doesn't Matter Whether We Know A Lot More About Sex Now Or If There's A Lot More Access To It. The Same Problems Of Intimacy, Of Dealing With Other People, Of Connecting And Being Vulnerable With Other People, Which Is What The Show Is Ultimately About, Still Applies Now, I Think.