But Don't Call Me An Actor. I'm

And The Whole Oscar Thing, That Is Just Surreal: You Spend Months And Months Doing Promotion, And Then Come Back To Reality With This Golden Thing In Your Hands. You Put It In The Office And Then You Just Have To Look At It Sitting On The Shelf. And, After About Two Weeks, You Go: 'what Is That Doing There?'

I'm A Great Believer In Stunt Doubles. They Do An Amazing Job.

My Concern Is To Continue Respecting My Work As I've Done Since I Began As An Actor And I Could Only Do That If I'm Strong Enough To Keep On Doing What I Think Best In An Artistic Way.

When I Was Born, There Was A Very Isolated Idea Of What It Meant To Be A Man Or A Woman, And You Belonged To One Gender Or The Other.

This Great Imperialistic World Called The United States Has Made Us Believe That An Oscar Is The Most Important Thing In The World For An Actor. But If You Think About It For Five Minutes You Realise It Cant Be.