[macbeth] Is Historically Set In A Place

At The Heart Of Every Really Good Christmas Movie Is The Threat, I Suppose, To Christmas. Something Is Wrong With Christmas, In All Of These Movies. In 'the Polar Express,' There's A Kid That Doesn't Really Believe, And That's The Threat To Christmas. In 'santa Claus: The Movie,' Jealousy And Greed Are Threatening To Overrun His Christmas.

It's Weird When You're Watching Yourself In A Film - You Can't Really Detach Yourself From The Experiences You've Had That Day. You're Never Watching The Film As A Proper Punter.

Because Technically Actors Are Just Public Servants Really. They Just Tell Stories Because People Need To Be Told Stories. That's All It Is. And Yet We Get Treated As Though We're Important.

I Think I'm Losing My Hair Finally. And, Yeah, That's Kind Of All I Know.

I Generally Get Challenged; I Haven't Been Typecast, Which Is Really, Really, Nice. It's Not Something That Every Actor Gets, Really. It's Luxury. Most Actors Are Capable Of It, But They Aren't Afforded The Opportunity To Express Their Variety.