The Training Gave Me The Building Blocks

I've Realised Now That The Reality Of Children Is You Have To Be In The Right Place With The Right Person.

I Just Want To Bring People In A Little Bit To The Idea Of Sitting Down On A Sunday Three Consecutive Weeks And Having That Water Cooler Moment That Really Was A Sort Of A National Sensation In The U.k., 'cause It's Kind Of Fun.

One Of The First Roles I Had On Stage Was With A Brilliant Director In A Brilliant Play With A Brilliant Cast, But I Just Couldn't Find My Way Into The Heart Of The Character. I Found Myself Straining A Lot. When It Started. I Felt Lost. That Was The Eugène Ionesco Play Rhinoceros. I Don't Think I Was Prepared For That. I Don't Think I Had The Full Tool Kit To Do It Justice. It's A Very Difficult Play, It's An Extraordinarily Difficult Part, And I Never Felt I Really Got It Right. Far From It. To A Degree, Hamlet Was The Same.

Any Irrational Fears?no, I'm Quite A Rationalist. I'm Not Superstitious, I Think Life Is Too Full Of Natural Wonders And Logical Complexities To Worry About Illogical Things.

There Are Moments When, Like All Of Us, You Get A Bit Self-conscious And You'd Rather Not Be Living Any Of Your Day In Public. Those Are The Awkward Times, But You've Got To Have Fun With It.