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When You Get Into The Edit You'll Understand What Making A Film Is. You'll See All The Things You Missed And All The Possibilities You Have From What You Shot.

I Felt It [shakespeare's Coriolanus] Is Sort Of An Examination Of Our Dysfunction As A Nationalistic, Tribal Entities. I Think The World Is Rocking And Cracking Open In Weird And Worrying Places. And I Think Coriolanus, The Play, Reflected That.

I'm More Relaxed About How The Editing Process Will Create A Performance And That, In A Way, Gives Me A Sense Of Freedom.

And Although I've Been Very Fortunate In The Film Work That's Come My Way, I Need To Get Back To The Stage. If I'm Away For A Maximum Of Two Years, I Feel Something's Wrong.

News Reports Can Overwhelm Us. We Can Be Appalled, We Can Sympathise. But What Is Hard To Grasp Is The Sense That, At This Moment, People Are Working, Organising - Not Just At An Executive Level, But On The Floor, In The Warehouse. A Man Is Packing A Box Of Oral Rehydration Tablets; Maternity Kits Are Being Prepared; Education Kits Are Being Packed. And Somewhere, Tomorrow, Those Boxes Will Be Unpacked And A Child With Life-threatening Diarrhoea Will Be Saved, A Baby Will Be Born In More Hygienic Circumstances, A Girl Will Receive Her First Exercise Book And Her First Pencil.