Good Scripts Are Hard To Find.

Obviously, When I Came To Do The Movie I Knew That I Was Going To Have To Take My Clothes Off So I Might Have Worked A Little Bit Harder To Keep Myself Fit. But I Think That's The Irony Of It - You See All These Fit And Healthy People, And I'm Not Making Any Comments On It, But Everybody Deep Down Is A F**k Up Somewhere.

There's A Passion About This Because People Take It Very Close To Their Hearts And They Have Grown Up With James Bond - And So Have I. But I Was Being Criticized Before I Had Presented Anything, So It Was Name Calling.

The Idea Of Regretting Not Doing This Seemed Insane To Me. Sitting In The Corner At A Bar At Age 60, Saying: 'i Could've Been Bond. Buy Me A Drink.' That's The Saddest Place I Could Be. At Least Now At 60 I Can Say: 'i Was Bond. Now Buy Me A Drink.'

Action Movies Live And Die By The Story That You're Trying To Tell. It's Hard. It's Very Difficult To Do An Action Movie That Stays Engaging.

I've Seen A Lot In My Life, And Everybody Goes Down The Dark, Winding Staircase Eventually. It's A Bad Place To Be And That's Why Having Good Friends Is Always Essential. Those Are The People Who Pull You Out.