For Me, Working On Stage Is Much

That's How You Deal With Stardom; You Make It The Least Important Part Of Your Life.

My Father Was A Man Of The Theater. I Grew Up In A Theater Family. As A Young Man, As A Boy, I Gypsied Around With My Siblings And My Parents To, Like, Eight Different Towns, Went To Eight Different Schools. All Those Things Were Extremely Formative, And I Think That's What Happens.

Growing Up I Didn't Want To Be An Actor. I Sort Of Didn't Want To Go Into The Family Business; The Main Reason Being There Was Something I Wanted To Do Far More, Which Was Be An Artist.

Any Character You Play, You're On His Side. You Do Have The Third Eye That Looks At What An Appalling Creature He Is, But You Have To Look At What's Good About Him.

Everybody's A Dreamer.