To Those Who Voted For Me, Thank

When You’ve Had Children, Your Body Changes; There’s History To It. I Like The Evolution Of That History; I’m Fortunate To Be With Somebody Who Likes The Evolution Of That History. I Think It’s Important To Not Eradicate It. I Look At Someone’s Face And I See The Work Before I See The Person... You’re Certainly Not Staving Off The Inevitable. And If You’re Doing It Out Of Fear, That Fear’s Still Going To Be Seen Through Your Eyes. The Windows To Your Soul, They Say.

I'm Not Particularly Interested In Playing Characters That Think The Way I Do.

I Went Through A Mod And Goth-phase When I Decided That I Wouldn't Ever Be The Bronzed Beach-bunny. I Started Going As Pale As I Possibly Could.

We're Growing Up With A Very Illiterate Bunch Of Children Who Have Somehow Been Taught That Film Is Fact When, In Fact, It's Invention. Hopefully, An Historical Film Will Inspire People To Go And Read About The History But In The End It Is A Work Of Fiction And Selection. As For The Armour Itself, No It Wasn't Particularly Comfortable.

It Was Fantastic To Be Able To Have My Kids On Set. Dash, My Eldest Son, Who’s Not Quite Five, Was Into Knights And His Godmother Had Given Him A Plastic Marks & Spencer Knights’ Outfit And [first Assistant Director] Tommy Gormley Said That He Could Stand To Protect Me During The Scene Where Clive [owen] Is Talking About The Immensity Of Sitting On The Throne. I’m Actually Looking Through An Archway At My Son Standing In His Knights’ Costume Protecting Me!