I Just Love Listening To The Laughter.

The Thought Of Filming In London Was A Big Draw Because I Could Stay In My House. I Read It, And I Was Really Taken With It Because It Felt At Once Very Unapologetic For What It Was, Which Is A Romantic Comedy. But At The Same Time, A Little Spiky And A Little Truthful.

The Trouble With Improv Is That It Is Often About Being Funny In The Moment Without Any Real Consideration For The Bigger Picture.

Films Used To Be About Challenging, Emotional Journeys Or Moral Questions That Might Make You Walk Away And Re-evaluate How You Felt About... Whatever. Now We're Walking Out Of The Cinema Really Not Thinking About Anything, Other Than The Fact That The Hulk Had A Fight With A Robot.

It's Why I Get Miffed At All The Dashing Around In Recent Zombie Films. It Completely Misses The Point; Transforms The Threat To A Straightforward Physical Danger From The Zombies Themselves, Rather Than Our Own Inability To Avoid Them And These Films Are About Us, Not Them. There's Far More Meat On The Bones Of The Latter, Far More Juicy Interpretation To Get Our Teeth Into. The First Zombie Is By Comparison Thin And One Dimensional And Ironically, It Is Down To All The Exercise.

I Think We All Mistake Certain Things For Happiness. I Think We Mistake Comfort For Happiness And We Mistake Pleasure For Happiness, And Entertainment For Happiness, When Really These Are Just Things We Use As Proxies For Our Happiness. We Use Them To Cheer Us Up Or Try And Achieve Brief Happiness, When Really Happiness Is Something Much More Profound And Long Lasting And Exists Within Us.