England In The '60s And The '70s

I Was Coming From A Very Cerebral, Dark, Difficult, Layered Play By Christopher Hampton And Doing An Action Movie In Hollywood (die Hard) With Explosions, And I Was Holding A Gun.

A Lot Of The Time I Hate The Theater. You Think, 'i Have To Climb Mount Everest, Again, Tonight.' Oh, The Theater Is A Scary Place To Be.

I'm A Quite Serious Actor Who Doesn't Mind Being Ridiculously Comic.

One Of The Most, In A Weird Way, Encouraging Things A Director Can Say To An Actor - I Know This As An Actor - Is When You Ask Them A Question, They Say, I Don't Know - 'cause It Means There's Some Space There For You To Find Out. And It Means That There's Going To Be A Process.

Actors Are Agents Of Change. A Film, A Piece Of Theater, A Piece Of Music, Or A Book Can Make A Difference. It Can Change The World.