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All Drama Teachers Are Very Effusive, Very Emotionally Open, Very Big, And Gesticulate A Lot, And Are Very Physical. Those People Don't Work In Banks And They Don't Work For Pharmaceutical Companies. They Teach Drama, Or They May Be Theatre Directors. That's Why I Love People Who Are Openly Gay In Theatre, Because They Have License To Do What They Like, And There's A Kind Of Artistic Liberal Tolerance Thing That Goes On.

If You Chase Something Too Desperately, It Eludes You.

When You Tour You Become More Intimate With Your Audience. It's Like I Need Reassurance That They Like Me Or At Least Find Me Relevant. And That I Can Still Do It.

I'm Not Mother Teresa. But I'm Not Frank Bough, Either. I Am Getting Older And A Bit More Sensible. I'm Not Going To Be Popping Up In Dungeons Every Six Months. If You Catch Me Preaching Fidelity While I Am Shagging Chickens Then Throw The Book At Me. Otherwise, Leave Me Alone.

I'm A Huge Fan Of Jack Lemmon, He Was Someone Who Managed To Tread That Line Between Comedy And Tragedy And Sometimes Give Very Big Performances, But They Were Never Over-demonstrative And They Were Never Not Based On A Kind Of Real Truthful Human Being.