Actors Should Never Give Interviews.

One Of The Great Privileges Of Having Grown Up In A Middle-class Literary English Household, But Having Gone To School In The Front Lines In Southeast London, Was That I Became Half-street-urchin And Half-good-boy At Home. I Knew That Dichotomy Was Possible.

Periodically Over The Years I've Always Taken Periods Of Time Away From Acting.

I Would Like To Have Children While I've Still Got The Energy. But Then I Have The Feeling That When I Have Children I'll Stop Performing In The Same Way, Because You Don't Really Need To Perform If You Have Children.

When I've Gone Back To Work, It's Always With That Sense Of Inevitability. That May Be A Complete Delusion, But It's The One That I Need To Get Out Of Bed And Go About My Business. That Sense That I Can't Avoid This Thing. I Better Just Get On With It.

I Am More Greatly Moved By People Who Struggle To Express Themselves...i Prefer The Abstract Concept Of Incoherence In The Face Of Great Feeling To Beautiful, Full Sentences That Convey Little Emotion.